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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
w equal to new; nne upboisssry work at lowest
ND isfSf aa AZ ssiIss'T aegsf
WANTED-To PURCHASE wELL-BRRD AND
,ee SIX nontss cd Ia s aPPy vale
Evening star Office. 1t
w ANTED-FoR RENT, BENNINGTON TYPE
aaa Sss Fffhfhy o. nss P5ss
WANTED-h TEACHER or PENMANsHIP
and spelling; day or evening. H.F.C.. Star
w efics furniture o. every Description. csrrets
1re so naYs
WANTED-To HIRF BY THE MONTH. 4 pool
v, able In rood condition. with balls and cues
star oe. where same can Il sen
Wa.NIIEID :. - BY CoLoREp sEAMsIREss.
but cs AZ as ans ne work No
WASTID.L 600 HoTsEKREPRRs CAN BE
SsS With Tsss ADDRESS WAKEFIELD Star once WI
WANTEDo0LD STYLE bicycles. ANY MAKE.
trade for new cushion or pneumatic tire Capital
'' 'A' The WHEEL EXCHANGE.
nl6-lm I423 New York ave.
WAa,SsoTIEaDDv1A.n VERY LIGHT PpAYToN WAGON;
Huron st. Meridian Hill. nl53t'
ANTEDJTYPEwRITERs ron RENT WITH
terms MimeSsIspS and duplicate Supplies on N t1sy
MAN SOY. 723 7th st. NV n153m
W1 ksI i5o s1,3 d LEATHER BEDS FOR easH.
WANTED-TYPEwRITI NEATLY AND
Mss WORT 6 ssn' or per d.
st. n. ". nIb 81.
w spd cleaned, moving furniture. hons. repairs BY
SS's sskH '9Sn si2a
WSsEpP81UsP
particulars price. &c. Boz los, Star Office ni4-3t'
WAYTRD- OR NEW DENTAL
,Ii7 snsr pedal lever preferred Call or address
w ~, ,sGS:: ts:ss .s, 81. ;sts Sss:sSoIS;
ai1 1T
WANTED TAKE NOTICE.. WILL PAPER
w rooms from ss 50 upward. in blank; siit 81 s.
niiim 81
WhNTED-LADIEs TO KNOW WE HAVE ALL
order Shape '' 1aasa s6hD rs at'
WANTEp-CAsH PAID FOR OLD GoLp AND
sgd fd sr Of Al rs
oc5-2m'
WANTEp-TYPEwRITE FOR RENT-REM-
w ington, Smith, Hammond Caligraph. &c. low
est rates; first class machines only; delivered free;
'G ~ On 4 RYIhsR{ EXCHANGE
TO KEEP-EEEP ING
w horses winter and summer special business; box
stalls. Orders at PRICES 81 9th n. W. Farm. 7th
road. miles out. o. b. p. CLARK. Sligo. Md
se2a-2ms
"ANTED-3OODS OF ALL KINDS. SUCH AS
w furniture stoves carpets, feather beds. &c. &c.
in large or small quantities. for which pay highest
cash rrces. Call or address B. EINSTEIS. 233 7ths
oc27-tr
JTANTED-1F YOU WANT DESIRABLE FARM
w il you want elegant residence
u you want 6 choice building lot,
Or If you have any property to sell or rant
Call ON MISS GRACE n THOMAS
Room 100. Corcoran building
And receive prompt attention. su27-s3m
"ANTED-wIILIAM e. FRlZZELI. PIANO
w tuner, f993 9th 50. g. Orders from Nd, Va.
and all parts Of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention. Firstciass tuning at lowest feIOtf
WANTED - OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
sent free b. n. wOOLLEf. II. B.. Afisnta Ga
Otnce. lO4,1 whitehall 81. ia;9-ly
CARPET CLEANING AND
w remodel,ng works feathers renovated mattresses
made over furniture steamed and moths destroyed.
=. H. fOUNGS. 1402 Pa. ave Telephone l0OS-2. fl3
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FOR SALE-BOTS.



", . N, very sas-, talalns .,,-- IN 81. -s,y;
i.e, . ntce liisl VIII D. slii under salss n
'0''''' : ''ahA a 0no'. hnfy%%,rxrr co
Mss Ga Fs.sw.
F." sE aSISES P,rK-a,o,. d, pin, >, ,,,,
o.. ~ SO - Mes AZ. ,Ss ~. i, - "a ss
i1.lSn can l's la S S'P 9Tf r 20
hoSsh' within one we,s Inns FA,A ArTiy 70
nie-@ Sc is,S :, ~
E'o8 stLF-Twp ChOICE BUILDING tors oN
ca, -. - n , ShASS ~, IN ~ - ls 5sl'
i Rs55r Il. ~ '00' "I'S ''''- 'i' n a,ss
I'oR sALE a CnRNvr Toy NraR rHr carl
WE ART JUsl CoMPII IING A Eow ~ aEAr-
TiisVIT NO. hnr MsirH W. W. wiL SRI -
w IIAyE sfy'ER.L HoUsFS FoR saLF FoR
CsvRC i6N RHODE IsLASD AND coNSresI.if.
Aeon NEiGnBORHOUD FOR 81 80. rms
tANyF sEvFRAL fIFcvs % BUSINESS mon.
soMf krTris - ox E RAJ HAND
,,o., 'oHS mi I AZ. slA,SS'.s.sAsSSN,.
F., sN i55. n5sis IN iisT5 ~ fAon
q pa 20; sad aepih u abort IA fsei y sils
Mos i.iis,.,
f'nR SAN RAFGkTN PkrTTN Iar~ Z. ~
sI;o E. -, s,Ss -; l's a. ~. rs" - ., -.
&srNCNiTl. Glo 81 y a. or1o-'ai
l'OB SAIF-CHEAP LOrs-
Il - lots % D.. l.. .. .-.............. ~.
va y = Ms 49,
81. -
ltAN lN'~ on 1sfs Al. So. -. ... - an -.
.tfl lots ~ Esst wnshington Pa-e A..
go ~, n Ame-io-n uai,ey~.'y He;ghis D.. an -
cRoIssa>T sIXBUEY oio iitR Il ~
su.,t-3'n
LoR sALL-
II Ff-N INr
Aud vii
BUILD YOT HOME ~ EASY TFlNs
We can sell yon ls-xe lot. % 't1ri1, - ,-,.
80 O. 81. fto. ttla r@rfsr r-,l si~as.on "a.
view -ifl sfrccts r<fsgdes - -sf M ri..a "a.
are located n addiction C. RROlkIANp Whore ya.s.,
are raffiiy atvaG 'inr. Nov the iiua. a. tas..t
fOr iull particulars AL ipoa
McLANll ~ A RATl,lfrI mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
FOR LEASE.

LSoR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS A LOT
"a. 5xlo0, N soeA business location on 81 bet.
apply TO wE5COrT Z WILCOX
ni04t 1907 p. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT=FIATS

I,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHE FLAT. FIRST
II noor; psrlor, alcoye he'd room. dining room.
kitchen. bath, So. with heat aud for cooking
prefer tenant willing hoard three lAds pGytuy SO
each, references EXCHANGED Glo 9th 81 n ltir'
Tor RENT-Fi.ATs- AT SIC 18th ST. \. ". .
rooms ana kitchen snd bath, location central
c. ALBEhT WHIT.
nlI-et. l:.g5Fs;
L,OR RENT-OS THOMAS CIRCLE topPosITr
Il the pcrfiand) the ha1dsr NEST housekeeping fats
IN Nashingtoa the nex bUdlnx. the Clifton. corner
Massachuse's ave. and l4h II contains roonfs and
Kitchen, pantry. bath, &. al tIoQi soous, steam
heated free OF cost TO tenant, lighted By and ei~
trfcty altered waie- throughout ,an'-O- IN oul ling
Apply TO c. u. IIEBEEMANN, l.aa3 Fst R5-eW
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LOST AND FOUND.


EOUND-ON NOV. LAST. A PAIR OF GOLD
L spectacles. which owner can have by proving
property and paying cost of this advertisement AL
dress GEORGE W. ADAMS. HOS st. NV. n16-2t
I osT-MOSDAY NIGHT. THE I4TB, CAMEO
~ breastpin. Suitable reward If returned to 14l0
9th st. n. IT.
7 oST-oN TUESDAY, NOV. Is. A SOLITAIRE
Il diamond stud. Finder will be suitably rewarded
Il returned to OWNER, Room 33. architects Office.
Treasury. IT.
I IBERAL EEwARD-STRAYED FROM 120S ~
IL st. liver and white setter dog. hobtail legs
and breast licked collar aud tag collar marked E. n
j. CARVER. 14l5 Linden it.
I OST-LAsT NIGHT AT ALBAuGH'S OPERA
- House or on the street; flower pin. blue. with
diamond center and gold back. Suitable reward IL
returned to loser. A. A. BIENEY. 45S La. ave. 1t
g TkAYED-sUNDAY. NOV. ID. A BLACK AND
- tan terrier wearing red ribbon with small lock
at ached. Liberal reward II returned 4l9 7th
s.w. nlG-DtN
I OST-I o. O. i. JEWEL; OWNER'S NAME
IL engraved Reward If returned to 1923 9th ST. n.
nl62t'
I OST-A SMALL BROWN AND WHITE COCKER
IL spaniel with strap collar. Liberal reward IL re-
turned to 1908 st. NJ n14-3t'
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STORAGE.

SEPARATE. CLEAN. LIGHT, DRY ANp ARK
- storage apartments at LATIMER 4 sLOAN'a
14o7 ST. n " convenient location In the city.
n3-lm
THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY
werehoases kos- 10 and u IT. n-s-storsr 4
sspsrsis rooms S:alrsd Hsuins e .ne from -.
as s 20 81 aspsss; ALsEkT fkEoo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

NOR SAif-
No < Tho very finest Inidln ms aiias IN "a. DIV.
"a Mar lsnd ne bot. - ma isis rarh e0xfld
feet O. nice alley VIII D. slii unhrr t-la- III f.as
b Il, WAENrp a co.
N.Y. alG q. q ".
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP
erty. 100 acres orange and phosphate land in Polk
county. Florida; cheap TO quick buyer Address Box
a. Star office. n16-1ws
r from Washington and s miles from Bepnins; six
room dwelling and outbuiidings: about ~ cleared !;
excellent land. Only s35 per acre. DUCKRTT L
FORD. 617 st. NV. nl5-ot
land Part of Bull Run battlefield; situate in Prince
william county Va. so miles from Warrington city !;
100 acres cleared balance in timber viii be sold TO
FRANCIS HUFTY. I.Ol + st NV. n14-3t
EOR s4LE-A DECIDED BARGAIN IN A 1a3ts-
u sore farm about one mile from dendale station.
ana o. ran n s n % iss a i sS n5he1
hne timber. II Is located in a thrifty community.
sssf' co Fa s n
EoR sALE-AT A sACR1FICE-oR EXCHANGE
lis. sd an excellent dwelling and outbuiidinss;
af% 'front.' S oscIh WHITE SO
EOR sALE-AvALC ABLE FARM OF 1. goo ACRES
Il In Charles county. Md. good landing the farm
land very productive; must be sold Price. els per
niaa A s''H-AS' ''' &. BOYER Oyer ia 7th ST. sw.
EroR RENT-A HOUSE WITH TEN ROOMS.
garret. cellar large portico stable carriage house
on sna aH 4 az me
pnsi Il h. At sa; Apply to THOMAS w. swyASNE
Tor sALE-loo ACRES OF PRIME LAND, WITH
= good I-room house and outbuidings miles from
EOR sAIE-A FINE SELECTION OF ONE HUN
L dred farms Washington. suitable for dairy
Ws !. o~ m asis1 On nr res
for new and additional list. with map Of the suburbs
Of Washington pOssy9yNsss,ss until Esq s. list
n31m 1871 ct. ~.
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FOR RENT=HOUSES.

L,OR REM sees K hr warehouse.
Il lss53sist hr staNia ..............-. ss5
store and awis. l1s. 1852 West Market SPACE,
SIS i b. N ir = g lgsa d st. b5. Cat Isl -
500 " b. m ar 81 50 1905 cston st; hf. A. p
1925 3o:h -. 1T. m J. 9E.s Nst. M. 49,
sr II. % IT b. Chslios Al
:sSo1 81. hr. M l. Or 20 % % al, "a b. alst
Riege rosd fr cottage. 81. Ar ~. .......... q p
,seo5 Pct. b.. m Or Il. 50 F.at a ,aSs wss Ma.
.I46 3ath 81 n. Or. ket space, 4r........ 49,. 6
with stable. .......--... 10
g IT. FrCHLINa
GEORGETOWN or.c,. 1894 sSsd 81 NV Tel SaS
NJ Washington cficr. -&Oi @ -. n ". Tel. lOl3
NOR kENr-I445 Q sr.N W. MODERN THREE
L story brick l. use rooms, BATE Nne - lar aud
yard. perfect order. mt SIS. Afp,y 70 UN<FR
All 18th 81 hey az drug store. rs y lash II W
"ot-94h
lroR kENr-LARGE coNMoDIorS HOUSE. IL
Il rooms modern tmprovenents SSe @ts- -. "
Apply at WILSON CARR'S SHOE SIOEL, Fs9
81. nv. ocla-lm
L>oR RENT-A VERY CHARMING HOUSE oF TEN
Il rooms in perfect order. oy-rlcokng Iowa Circle
loci vermont ave priee. fAA ,,.,,
IroR RENT-sa 80, a-RNoN FRAMES On TUR.
II ct n. q. Just OF B,adeasburg rcsi Pc.oma,
water IN each house THOS l. wAGGAAAN.
,ef-loin' sls L q.
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VD.,
nIieo13t 400 Esre st. Phils.. Pa

WANIFD-sTENoGKAF AND REMlNG-
w too typewri-rr operators Directed 10 positions,
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenographers and
bennington operators charge for services wICE
or. SEAMANS q BENEDICT. heIninzton Type
ritter II flee. 9Th and r sts. a. se.attf
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FEMALE.

NVkSTED FiEsT Class COOK AND ONE
w -econd Riri stay nights 100 18th 81. N.
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PERSONAL.

WE WOULD TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
w 90 you and paying big cash prices for seuts'
second hand clothing. JuSTH's OLD STAND. go
ID 81 rW Mo
A UTHoEIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AoENCY.
IA Consnunications promptly attended con nden-
iisl. Qhoe open all hours Best rs.crsness- WI
WILLIAMS. Manager. H.O %. q. ". selOL6u'
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FOR SAIE-BICYCLFS.

INoR SALE-COLI aBIA SAIL Y. PNEUAATIo
y tire, in pefe order; only us-d para % sa'aa q
sl21. with Lamp. bel. a.. Inquire at 2Il2 u -.
Nv. nlti-lU'
LNoR sALR-CoLUNBIA BICYCLE. coNPLETE;
Il chfd's seat attachment: - ggoi condition rfs.p
for cash. terms. SIC ilth 81 - hlo2..
IroR sALE-PERFECT ORDER. FINCH NICK
i eled Columbia. se1; enaneicd CnirEuldA. ala;
Eaee SAFETY, S5: cushion hina.iO safety Fe5l
many Others; monthly nayI1eIts.
TIE WHEki. EXCHANGE
n3-1m l4I3 New iorf ave.
LoR sALE-oNH VICTOR SAFETY, pEHFEcr
Il order; rood new. e5a One Dart safety for
lady gentleman, $50 fnstallments taken. THu
CNcLERiEs 1908 It. NV. se7
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A HOUSE. ONE HOUSE FOR s5.OoO.
w slso one for 80 900. in northwest. direct from
owners +. BENJAMIN. 6l2 f st. NV. nl6-3t
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10
Mechanics Of Great Men.

Great mems nicknames all remind us,
we might be well known to fame and
departing leave behind us proofs that we
were Gin the game" The following
are some of the terms of affection given
to few of the more prominent leaders:
Black Dan-Daniel Webster,
Black Jack-John A. Logan.
Little Phil-Philip Sheridan.
The Silent MANI. S. Grant.
Old Hickory-Andrew Jackson.
The Honest Man--James Monroe.
Poor acknowledgements Franklin.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lincoln.
The Little Giant-Stephen A. Doug
las.
Wizard of the North-Sir Walter
Scott.
Old Rough and Ready-zachary
Taylor.
Father of Greenbacks-Salmon z.
Chase.
Old Man Eloquent-John Quincy
Adams.
Goldsmith Of America Washington
Irving. ~ ,un.,
silver Tongued orator-Wendell Phil
lips. ,., c,,
The Poet of Nature-William Cullen
Bryant.
Schoolmaster of cur Republic-Noab
Webster. Mail and Express.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10

ing to the last 10 relieve the poor miner,
stepped forward and said gently:
mother, am here too"
Yes, Il was Gerald Peel; he had been
notified at onco Of the accident. and
none had worked harder for the relief OF
the sufferer. But he went home with the
rector and Mrs. Allonby now, and the
talk he had with her did her what no
physician could have done. She learnt
now that Gerald had not only married
Mary with full knowledge of all, but
that he had been bribing the man and
watching continually his movements, in
order to prevent his annoying Mary or
her mother.
at has been dreadful watch, /" he
said, YEARLY and solemnly; but alittle
confidence on your part, mother, might
have saved us both much suffering"
And for answer she put the Saltham
papers in his hands, and said:
"They are well yours. l never want
to see them again, Gerald. You have
been very good to me-"
Those men were heroes who stormed
the Malakoff and lit their cigars in the
trenches before Vicksburg, but private
life has heroes quite as great, and think
that Gerald Peels fiye-years' patience,
prudence and unselfsh burden bearing
may make him the brother-knight even OF
the peerless Bayard.-lThe Ledger.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10
M'KINLEY ACT VALID.
It's ConstitutionalityI Ia Upheld by the Fed
eral Supreme Court.

It's Constitutionality Ia Upheld by the Fed
eral Supreme Court.
The Mckinley act was declared constitu-
tional and Speaker Reeds rulings upheld
by the United States Supreme Court The
court split on the tariff opinion. which was
rendered by Justice Harlan. The cases on
which the decisions we're based were those
of Marshall Field of Chicago, and OF New
York merchants. who protested against the
payment of duties on certain WOODEN dress
goods aud other importations on the
ground that tho Mckinley bill was
not a legal. and constitutional enact
ment by reason of the omission from
the enrolled bill OF the tobacco rebate
clause, agreed TO In conference and con-
tanned In the bill when 1t passed both
houses. The court also holds that the
reciprocity and sugar bounty sections OF
the bill are constitutional 1t was con-
tended that the reciprocity section was I'M
constitutional because 1t delegated legisla-
tive mower to the executive. Chief Justice
Fuller and Justice Lamar dissented from
the opinion of the court The Supreme
Court also decided in the worstsd schedule
case OF The United States VS. Balm. Joseph
& Co, from the Circuit Court OF New York.
that the law is valid. The decision up
holds the power of the Speaker OF the
House to count aquorum under the rules
Of the last House
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10

ne New York Herald Figures Out Demo-
cratic Presidential Chances.
J The New York Herald presents table
showing the Presidential preferences OF the
Democracy In the various etates The
table shows that the mass Of the Democ-
racy IL looking 70 the West for man TO
lead them TO victory The figures are;
Hill. ESQ; Cleveland. POS; Western man.
$50. Mr.. Cleveland seems 70 be the choice
OF fifteen states-Caiifornia Connecticut
Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts,. Minne-
sofa, New Hampshire. Ohio. Rhode Island.
South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia. Wash
tngton. West Virginia. and Wisconsin.
Twelve OF these are Republican. and
only three are Democratic Senator
Hnl Is the choice OF ton states-Colo-
RADIO. Florida. idaho. Maryland. Mississippi
New Jersey. New York. Pennsylvania. South
carolina, and Texas Seven are Democratic
hnd three Republican. But the real choice
Of the Democracy is shown In sixteen
States. They want u Western man and are;
Arkansas, Georgia. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa.
Kansas, Kentucky. Michigan, Missouri.
Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Caro-
lima, North Dakota. Tennessee. and Wyo n
Ing. Eight are Democratic and eight Re-
publican. Their $50 delegates. stand solid
for Western man, and representing over
one-third of the convention. against the
other two thirds hopelessly divided, VIII
probably have great effect In shaping tho
conventions action. Alabama, Louisiana,
and Oregon are, 1t is said, likcly to be
divided between Hill and Cleveland.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10
The Grizzly Will Run.

The average grizzly, says MIR.
Roosevelt in the New York Sun, has but
one idea when he secs man, and that
is to get away; it will run as quickly as
a rabbit. Even when wounded q great
many bears absolutely refuse to tight,
seeking refuge only in flight. Never
theless, there are plenty of grizzlies that
will fight when cOrnered, pnd there are
n very few which will take the offensive
themselves without any particular pro-
vocation.
Personally have never been charged
but once, and this was by grizzly
which had twice wounded and had
approached to within forty yards of,
late one evening when l had strolled
AWAY from camp more with the hope of
Knocking off the head of a grouse than
with the expectation of seeing any larger
game. This bear came at me most
resolutely, although one OF my shots
nicked the point of his heart and
although one Of four bullets which put
into him would have ultimately proved
mortal. 80, 4,
All of tho other bears / haze killed
started TO run, or fell at the first fire, so
that they had no chance OF showing
fight. 1t is, however, very unsafe Tor
man to generalize in any kind OF
shooting, and particularly in bear shoot
ing, merely from his own experience.
Thus, know one gentleman, an officer
of tho United States army, who has
killed six grizzlies, three of them
charging him before they were wounded
or even fred at. The incidents OF the
three charges were curiously alike; thai
is. he stumbled on the bear in each case
at tolerably close quarters, at from ter
10 twenty yards away from him, ano
each time the instant the animal saw
him IL galloped toward him like loco
motive, only to be rolled over by
well-placed rifle ball. -.
The grizzly is very tenacious OF lie
and so great are his vitality ant
pugnacity that q fighting bear will con
tinue charging when its body Is fairly
riddled with bullets. A shot in ~
brain or spine will Of course bring ON
down in its tracks, but evea GUILE
through the heart will not pre-, emit q
enraged grizzly from making good II
charge at close quarters.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10

Ere the race Of the spring was run,
Or violets began to die.
Meath the kiss Of the golden sun
And the smile OF the azure sky,
There was never the sound Of a sigh
As our boat pushed OF the sand.
In tho heart OF the day,
When we sailed away
Away to fair. far land.
We sailed through the mid day heat
And the long, still afternoon;
Strange voices, siren sweet,
Crooned over d low, weird tune,
Till the rise OF the crescent moon.
By the breezes our bark was famed;
And the starlight's CLEAN
eemed a fitful dream
AS we sailed to that fair, far land.
And still we are sailing on,
Though the skies are no longer fair,
Though summer is past and gone,
And chill is the autumn air.
We are sailing we know not where;
But, led BY an unseen hand,
We shall rest one day
In the twilight's gray,
On the shores OF that fair, far land.
MAY Lennox, in Boston Transcript
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10
FIFTY ThoIssfid at a swoo Iii'

The decisions just handed down by the
United Supreme Court, affirming the con-
stitutionality of the Mckinley tariff law
and the Dingley law as to the classification
OF worsteds and WOODEN goods under the
tariff, will have an important effect upon
the labors of the United States Board OF
General Appraisers. The decisions will dis
pose Of over fifty thousand cases now pend
ing before the board, on appeal by import
ers from the ratings OF the Collectors under
these two laws.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10
PANIC IN A REFoaMAToRY.
Flames Cause a stampede In an Institu
ton for Females at indianapolis


Flames Cause a stampede I'm an Institu-
ton for Females at indianapolis
The Indiana State Reformatory for
Women and Girls, near IndianaI oils, is
mass OF ruins When the fire was first dis
covered there were $50 women and girls
who we're at liberty in the halls. They
were marshaled into line. but word came
that the fire was under control. Soon
after there was a second burst OF
fame from another portion of the laundry,
and this spread to the roof and speedily
enveloped both wings. stampede fol-
lowed, but the officers succeeded In re-
leasing the penal prisoners from their
cells and they were safely corralled In the
grounds surrounding tho Institution. NO
such watchfulness attended, the fight OF
the reformatory department., and many OF
them broke through restraint and He'd
toward the city, intending TO escape The
alarm spread to the city, ana the police
Fastening to the scene, met and turned
back many OF them The loss VIII reach
$3.50, 900, on which there IS $50 Ooo Insurance
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10
xvoot,Iv Trade Reviexv,

r G. Dun & Co. s weekly review OF trade
says:
Domestic trade gradually improves. even
at the South, where much OF the Vrouoio
saems 70 have been due to unwillingness OF
holders to sell cotton at the low prices
rather than to actual loss on such sales
Supplies of money are everywhere ample.
IL H. atm the fact that the two dark spots
are directly caused by overproduction. Cot
ton receipts this week have been light.
Efforts TO curtail the production TINS yTsr
appear 70 meet with some success Inc
only possible remedy for troubles In tne
iron trade is to be applied. according TO
dispatches, by the closing OF sUn'e
furnaces. Current prices are caued
about the lowest on record Inc TAU
combination still waits for buyers Inc
trouble In this industry Is that 700 grea.
and sudden expansion was expected. C2p-
per Il unchanged. tin weaker. ana leah
moderately active. The coal market con-
tinues unchanged. as the combination i
not readv 10 act. but agents recommend On
output OF only 100000 tons In March.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10
o,Donnen n Candidate.

Representative James O'Donnell, OF
Michigan, has declared himself a candidate
for Governor. lie says he will not go into
the convention with view of making an
aggressive fight, but II nominated will
make vigorous campaign. and some OF
his friends in Washington. says dispatch,
confidently expect that he VIII be the
standard bearer OF his party. Mr. o'0on-
nell has been in Congress four times and
served as member of the Appropriations
and Foreign Affairs Committees