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PICKED UP HERE AND THERE,
Photographs Of Daily Life All
Over the Country.
Explanation OF Young Wcm ans
Actions a. the Mgrket.


You never would have guessed that she
kept boarders. : l., had the ar OF one who
had samp ed all the good things of ljfc
md remembered them with a Litter taste
III the mouth. She SGT on n stool in II
meat market. says the Chicago Ae"S,
while back of her were half d"zen men
and women impatient 10 make their pl,r-
rhases aud hurry to that mecca of the
hungry home.
Wouldn't you like nice potter
house steak?' nsked the butcher trying
t. find something that would please hei
taste.
" Beefs'eak. Oh. my. no. We've had
steaks till I'm sick and tired OF them.
said she despairingly.
How would you like some nice mut-
ton chops:' continued the man at the
block.
- Pray don't mention mutton chops to
me-" said she. We've had mutton nm
til. declare, ! never want to see sheep
AGAIN"
The customers waiting for chance to
say what thev were sure they wanted be-
gan to grow very uneasy. The butcher
saw IT and rentured to guess again.
Here's fine rib roast
Roasts. Why. the thought Of them
takes my appetite away. We've had roasts
till dream of them"
1t was the same with half O dozen other
kinds of meats The crowd back OF her
was grown g larger and more desperate.
and might have committed some overt act
hal not the woman Just then remarked
=" know what ! want. Give me 80 cents
worth OF liver. and slice 1t real thin. "
The evening world., 1892-01-30

At New Albany, Ind. grip patient
supposed to be dead suddedly revived
JUS: after his coffin arrived at the house.
AT Hazelton. Pa, word was received
from man for whom grave had b. ell
dug that he was positively too busy un.
loading coal to attend his own funeral
And now there are at least two under.
takers who will take oath that men Of
their calling are long-suffering.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

Ben 1u.LER's autobiography Is out.
What effect his confessions may have ON
the Supreme Court. where lie lns just
argued the Chicago anarchist cases. must
be n question causin2 extreme anxiety ON
he part of his clients.
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THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads. Fanc;es and Fashions That
Delight the Gentle: S,L
rre.ty Pin to Wear with Black Nel-
vet B,ws-W Warm. Looking WOOL
Ronncts to Match Dresses
for Little Girls.

The stin black ritbCn velvet bow worn a.
he waist Ia the hair or IN the centre o! | "
corsagc j. made more attractive when 1t has
a hollow clrciet Of Partisan diamonds just In
the centre. As nobody prctends that these
are real, and they are only used to look pretty,
here Is not the sam" feeling that there
would be in wearing what is often known us
paste.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

THE WORLD win not, under any circum stances,
hold tseG responsible 10, the return or safe.
heping OF any rejected manuscripts or ptttues
Of whatsoever character or uQiue. No exceptions
will be made TO this rHie ruth regard 10 either
letters or enclosures. Nor uiH the editor snte,
into correspondence concerning lnaraiiablt
manuscripts.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

Three Philadelphia ,oughs lately kicked
man to death in the street. In their
innocent Quaker-Cityisn way they un-
douh'edly had much sport at the time.
Now they have got five years each for the
Job. great many people would have
been pleased TO see them get twenty, but
probably the sentence is enough to make
all three wish the boots that inflicted
fatal bruises had been on other fellows
| r..
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Helping Him Out.

tfrob. hs tfoak Rsritw.
Blngo-Did you succeed in cutting down on
your shopping expenses this month. as re-
questedI
MrS Bingo-Oh, yes. indeed, dear. You
know hat nice woollen underwear you
wantedI Well, l got something IN cotton
much cheaper.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

A pair of Pennsylvania lovers, without
money TO elope the usual way. walked
one hundred md zen miles to get licens,
md a cert .tit ate in New jersey. Love
found way. indeed; but he must have
been fright, H. iootsore.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

New York capitalists have bought
ga. .OOO. 900 worth of Worlds Fair bonds.
Chicago seems well content to press the
Outton and let other peoples money do
lie rest. But the Fair must and will be a
success.
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Discouraged and awfully worried. ! tried all sorts
y paient medicines, but none did me any good
finhlly went to Doctors Mctov and Wildman, and
after careful eIami they told me they would
cure me, and am GLAD to be able TO say that they
nave kept their word.
Ihey certainly have cured me.
began to get better after the first months
treatment under Doctors Mccoy and Wildmau.
Nobody can imagine how different feel how happy
! an feel like new person and owe 1t to Doc
tors MctDy and Wildman. I shall always feel
grateful 10 them d"
Doctors Mccoy and Wildman make q speciality Of
tne treatment of catarrh. They furnish all medi-
clnes free, and their charges for treatment are ~
moderate that they are within the reach of all.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
A Field for Opera.ion.

From Pack.
~ am thinking OF opening branch Kelley
Institute. Where do you think would be a
good place :"
Have you thought Of Iowa. That's q
Prohibition state, believe.
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Might Fven Pension EN-.

tFron. n, Cincinnati Tim.,Star.l
Modern cities will cheerrully erect statues
to inventors who can Danish smoke from their
atmospheres and remove snow promptly and
thoroughly from their streets The fog
eliminators aud rain producers may come In
ater as public beneiactors-
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SuccI has broken down in his latest At
tempt at long fasting. II he pulls through
he may be con.sted to go slow hereafter
IN trihing with his endurance.
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Important Information.

tfrom T,[as Sit,ings.l
A professor in the medical department OF
Columbia College asked one OF the more ad-
vancrd students:
what is the name OF the teeth that n
human being gets last-"
False teeth OF course"
The evening world., 1892-01-30

A Fort Dodge CIn. man is laughing
himself to death over comic song. Evi
dently there are styles OF Western humor
which need TO be taken in small doses.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
A Medico's Opportunity.

lFrom hr Detroit Ere. Pren.l
The ply sician who can cure troublesome
case OF dyspepsia can name the next Republ;.
'an candidate Tor President OF the United
states.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Up in Farm Classics.

IFTOm NE WIWduk1t NtNs.
one OF the reasons advanced why Villas
should be President Is that he read, Virgil
II Villas is TO carry the farmer vote OF the
Northwest he must not only be an adept ut
Virgil but he must be acquainted with hog
Latin"
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Sho Knows Her Husband.

To the Ed'Or
do not think any other woman could man.
age my husband but myself He IS Kind an
afIectionate, and leave him To manage him
SELF. ana ADVISE all young married women t.
do the same. Mrs. +. l. e.
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hundred people per day. 1t is feared
that many of the boomers after making
all preparations 10 get into the game
will find themselves niroyided with
openers
The evening world., 1892-01-30

from. Judge
"This must be female turkey" observed
Hunker, at the dinner-table.
what makes you think that - asked Mrs.
Small.
1T has such q rich dressing"
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A Poor EXCUSE. &c.

From. Street T. Smihs Good Neusl
First Boy Observation-Disclosures wait till
ketch yer arter school.
Second Boy advancing dehantly) - Why
don't ye take me now
First Boy backing off)-Me mind Is on me
lessons now
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Just a Moment, Dear"
Not Very Thin.

tIrom Street Il SaiiA's Good N,r.l
Little Nell-Me an Jennie ana Mabel had
awful nice dinner with my new tea.set.
Aunty-You didY And what did you have
TO eaty
soup"
" Real soup?"
Mo-, II was only pref end soup; but (bright-
ening) Il was made out OF city water wot
wasn't altered"
The evening world., 1892-01-30
A Gifted Bird.

From Truth.
Gargoyle-Why do you call your parrot
Polly Glot:
Totling-Because she can say Polly wants
| a cracker " In three languages.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

The close.nttiny ulsters with deep side
pockets to hold books or other neceSsaries,
nave the long cares made to wear separately.
and peculiarly cut high collars, which III well
md are not unbeCOming. They are adapted
or comfort In travelling and are frequently
accompanied by cap and nun.
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Wanted to Look Well.

From the Cloak ktti,H
HusbaDd-what on earth did you get that
new gown Ior;
Wife-l expect new servant girl to-day,
and OF course, my dear, must receive her
properly
The evening world., 1892-01-30
The Real Reason

tFrom LU..)
"How on earth can Hardy stand the strain
of nursing that old uncle OF his as he does?
He must have wonderful will power. mustn't
he;'
His uncle has that"
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Hoods SarsaparjIIa

Is an ineIrsnsrve medicine and single bottle
may save you many dcllars In doctors bills and
much suffering. Truly. AN ounce OF prevent lion
is worth pound OF cure.
HOO rs Pr is are the best family cathar;ic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable, sure.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
They Cut Their Own Heads OF Here.

lFrom n. Rsadin2 Times and Di.putchl
When the hcbitants Of the Argentine Re.
public don't like the actions OF their legisla-
tors they simply assiSsinate them.
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| SKETCHES eYA
GM.QuA6.
Not Responsible for Damages.

The old cake and candy woman who
frequeuis Park p'nce ard Nesey street
'ourd Gust m,r the other day in an old
man vi h asket on his arm WHO was
going TO market. He bought square OF
candy for C, Mt md went of iting at it..
Iie hadn't gone n square before he turned
jaw with one hand aud waving the square
IN the other
The evening world., 1892-01-30

hich silver discoveries in the Jack
Pot" claim at Creede, COL. are causing
the town to grow at the rate of several
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Prevent theCrip

DR.. Cyrus Edison, of the New Yo-k Board of
Health. says that to prevent tho Grip } GU should
avoid exposure iu inciement weathe and keep
your str epgth up. your blood In good condition,
and your digestive organs In regular action. The
tonic anu aiterauve effects OF HOOD sSsrsaparil la
so happily meet the last thee conditions, that
with the protection given By this medicine you
need not lear the 9rip,
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And They Delieh. In a Run"

lTrom The Roehssi.r Posi.ErDrsvl
Theatrical companies are not exactly In
athletics, but some OF them, notwithstand.
lag, make long distance jumps.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
VACRANT VERSES
An Amicable Agreement.

An Amicaole Agreement.
She wore the violets Of Yale,
Ana /. q Harvard rose
And. though she seemed so slight and frai.
We almost came TO blows.
With wordy argument we fought,
With passion ave fatigue,
Until, At last happy thought
We formed q - dual league" Puck.
Just a Moment, Dear"
She stopped to hl her hat on straight.
And place those hair pins right.
Aud that Is why. her husband says,
They saw no play that night.
Cloak RsrisW.
Two Failures.
Now he Is wealthy and an poor,
And this Is the reason why.
TboCgh II does seen strange as you look IL DER
He failed 10 get rich-so did l. Jester.
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A Lonely Mortal.

tFr"m "A. N,r iork Wesk!y.l
Bilking-How de do? Had the grip YETI
Wi!kipS--No.
BnsinS-fm sorry for you. old fellow. What
on earth do you talk about when you meet
people:
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HENRY WlEGMAAN IS A HAPPY MAN.
SEVERdL pHlSICfiyS nan
TRIGHTENED MN BADLY.


fever there was a llappy
man II IL Henry WfeR.
mann. who lives at TC3
llth avenue. lie told 4
icpurtpc the following
story the other evening
Hs said: II suffered
with catsrrh for over eight
years. My nose would stuff
up so that | couldn't
breathe through IL. Ihad
TO breathe through my
mouth. and Iwoild cough
ana spit up mucus a. day
long. ! thought had con-
sumption. ! would get
terrible pains in my fore
head aud in my chest. aud
got 50 bad that ! went TO
several doctors, and they
all told me that ] had ca
tarrh SO badly that I
.,..,.II.,'t Ian ..t.HAI .x
The evening world., 1892-01-30

Other baking powders
soon deteriorate and lose
their strength, owing to
the use OF inferior in
gradients, but Royal
Baking Powder is so
carefully ard accurately
compounded from the
purest materials that it
retains its strength for
any length Of time, and
the last spoonful in the
can is as good as the
first, which is not true
ofother baking powders.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
Deposisories,
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY,
NATIONAL CITY BANK.

Broot!sp ipp9T,s5s and hss srs in vpry GoSdss'
JeSrneaS aud MIR Lyman & Burnham In the fol-
lowing year Mr. Hugh Boyd became partner and
Mr. Journey a year ago necessitated reorgsniza-
zion. and is conversion into corporation was Ae-
n. reputation Of the tirm for n9noEan,e dealing
for hs ssn e M whsh srsd i tb
Of II. Company snssesdns IT, Is the highest S &c.
~ s.s 'Ss not only s
iyn. but Throughout the New England States. Essw
and extending as lar South as Texas, sndas fsi
West as Iowa.
It's car.sr has been one oi continued prosperity,
having amounted 20 over Si,x30,O1O
tsmbsr sist.. 1897 the first complete quartsr Of
he Cor pSrstioa-is gross eqsins;s % .%9unted to
sss Ss.n..s eSHi s.. aains ,hs s@s
sas Sss
;ansI s.,s q cent s SSSn aSSn 81. 1Ge ow prs
cent upon both. making y all u I-IU
pea ses "ren ihs tSSn s1a
stock. Il is. however, expected that the bust
upon S whis fnS date II. "ompany viii remove from
ITS present limited and ineonveniently located
Gsaoa anssen STno Ss Faon | .aa
Is be eved to bs n. most ai{antaseous location
~ the city Of Broosyn tor dTyse"ds 6asinss.
is opposite the station Of both Elevated RsilToAds
and thin two blocks of the Long Island Railroad
station whereas the present location is reached by
bu, two iuss Of street cars The removal Is In re-
hnces OF approval have been received OF the con
The Company is managed. under the control Of
OF the late nrm, aided by its wellknown reliable
aud experie enced stef OF employees Messrs. Lyman
y. Burnham and Hugh Boyd, and Mr.; John M
tonklin, for many years associated with the iste
Grm, have entered into an agreement with tns
Company to remain In Its service nntii july ist,
1880, and for such longer period as their services
may be required.
The stock now offered is the balance OF thst L.,
sued by the Company 70 acquire the interest OF ths
drcea ,ed partner. the eight per cent, stock
which was offered In July last vas largely over.
subscribed and was allotted pro rata sinoh4
IVG eI dividend bill with no stock offered,
CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Ton per cent upon application, balance within
ten days after sIOtinsnt The right Is reserved
should the applications exceed the amount on'te
to Alot u less Amoint than that suhscrioed toi.
Preference in allotment Will DO given ~ far -
is practicable to the cuMomers OF the mouse
Prospectus AMI form pt Application eau % oo-
tkined from, and subscriptions Will be reee'eaoy
CHASE NATIONAL BANK,
is Nassau Street, New York,
OR
| HAMILTON TRUST COMPANY,
1911 Montague Street, Brooklyn
The evening world., 1892-01-30
WORlOllNCS.

Mime. Jane Hadng has great fondness for cats,
but they costly pets for her IT, as alleged. they
caused the ire that destroyed her house in Paris.
Elsie ID. Wolfe. socety's favorite amateur actress
who recently made her debut on the professional
stage. Is u slender woman, Her eyes are large,
dark and luminous. and though she is not exactly
pretty, animation makes her face beautiful.
It develops that the heroine OF Helen Hunt jack
sons powerful novel, " Ramona" was . dissolute
old suuaw and the hero horse-thief both utterly
unworthy of the halo OF romance that has sur.
rounded them in the eyes of the sent mental.
The highest railroad IN the world is the new
Alpine road, known as the Bren2ier RAthhorn'
balm. At the summit II IS 1896 feet above tht
level of the sea.
The people OF Paris are said to have consumed
81, ayl horses, c29 donkeys and 40 mules last year
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Pc a Good Fellow"

To the Editor
To manage u husband Will assume that
you are a perfect vile, and minister to his
wants In every particular.
Now establish Il feeling OF confidence and
general good.iellowsh'p. Let him realize that
he Is your King OF men, that the sum total OF
your existence Is iOr his advancement and best
Interests
You may difIer on many subjects, so learn
to advance your ideas In dlgnired, Intel
ligcnt TORN and when he conyinces you that
YOU are wrong, be glad your education Is being
cOntiuued: aud wncn you are right, 1t won't
be necessary to announce the fact.
Don't mistake sentiment Tor sympathy, nor
make too much display OF your limitlcss love
and untiring devotion. Hold yourself u little
III reserve.
Accustom yourself to his moods and vary
your own accordingly. There may be "solne-
thi x every day you live. TO pity and perhaps
give" and for this blessed privilege you
were created u woman. EMILY DHissHLL.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
An od.Fashioned Woman's Way,

To the Editor:
] am afraid mine can hardly be called So
luton OF the problem. us am old-Iashloned
enough to believe that the husband and wife
are one and, II this is so, where is the need
Tor managing" or why should not the
wife need management " as well as the hus.
band:
In my opinion each should treat the other
with every consideration, and this Will be
prompted by the mutual love and respect
whic.i l.. Of course, the basis OF all true mar
rled happiness.
This, ] suppose, Will be considered hercsy
by the strong minded ladies OF Soro>is, but
repeat that we are old-fnShiOncd. and mel, her
does my husband nor do belong to club ui
any sort. ] have been married several years
| and have never found any "managing" ncces-
sary yet. WIFE, Richmond, Va.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

The Evening World Prints Asso.
ciated Press News.
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c PlTAL, 81 100000,
DIVIDED INTO
Preferred Stock. $500. 900
Common stock, $780, 900

Officers OF the Company.
LYMAN s. BuRNHAM, President.
HUGH BOYD VlGe-PleSlielt aud Treasurer,
tsurrfri"g Members orthe late H'm Or hsssrs.
JOurneGy Il BmHhaU)
JOHN n. C0NKLlN, Secretary and Manager,
DIRECTORS.
LYMAN S. BURNHAM WILLIAM A. HALL,
HUGH BOYD. ETHAN ALLEN D6iY.
JAMES THOMPSON. r. A. PARSONS,
Jesse c. W00DHuLl. N. W. BARSE.
joHn N. CoNKliN
Registrar of Stock.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-23
FIRE In THE CAPITOL.
Fifteen Thousand DollarS Worth Of Pub
lie Documents Destroyed.

Fifteen Thousand Dollarr Worth Of Pub
lie Documents Destroyed.
WASHINGTON, March pa fire occurred
in the folding room of the House of Repre-
sentatives about z o'clock this evening and
destroyed large number of public docu-
ments, mostly agricultural reports and me-
mortal addresses, which had been prepared
for mailing to different parts of the country.
The fire department was promptly on hand,
and soon had the fire under control. In
accomplishing this the Office and corridors,
which were closely packed with documents,
were flooded with water to the depth Of sew
eral inches and the dense smoke permeated
the entire building, including the House of
Representatives. It took some time to
clear the hall of smoke sufficiently to allow
the proceedings of the evening session of
the House to begin.
The origin of the fire is unknown, but Is
supposed to have resulted from the careless
ness of an employe in neglecting to extin-
guish a candle, or from q lighted cigar
dropped on the floor among some loose ps-
pers by visitor. The fire was discovered
soon after it started, otherwise the result
might have been more serious. As It was
considerable damage was done. The loss il
estimated at SIS, 900, confined almost exclu-
sively to public documents The folding
room is located in the east sub-bssement Of
the House wing of the Capitol, and the
stone floors and heavy brick walls only pre-
vented the flames from spreading to the
richly furnished committee rooms on the
floor above.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-23
FORAKER'S FIGHTERS.
Sherman Men Trap Them Into Making
questionable Record by
VOTING DOWN A POPULAR BILL.
The Kilkenny Contest Among Ohio Repub-
licans Still Goes On.
PARDON FOR THE BEAVER EDITORS


ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pisrArcH.'
COLUMBUS, March 22-The time In both
branches of the Legislature was taken up
to-day in consideration of measures for the
REORGANIZATION of Columbus The point of
:..I - c...I
interest was that the Senatorial lines were
closely drawn in the House and bill de-
t.i -.;h -5 a;u;;, &c ,h ,;t,
iea'eu WHICH pfoposeu ui 'ieion Va 'ne 'i'y
into five districts for the election of Board
of Control The measure would bave Given
,,
1our Republcan members and one Demo-
crat. but this was not satisfactory to the
-, 60; =; a. &C.. .s
rofaher laceion III tne CITY anu STATE anu
they defeated the bill, voting against it
,;+b +rro ox,a,t;on. H.. Sh.rr,., ma,
"i'n WV .Aoep'ion'' ne S'e "n e
have placed them In the position which
they desired and that Is the responsibility
-; Se.I ~ ..s-.>
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-23
Tri-State Brevitios,

Four 81, 900 bonds of Bridgeport O., have
been stolen.
Miss LOWRY, a New Castle paralytic. has
spent 20 years in bed.
BLAIR COUNTY Republicans instructed their
delegates for Harrison.
L. B. CHIpsLEY, a Beaver Falls real estate
agent, has been taken to Dixmont
Two children of Prof. johnson, of Geneva
College. Beaver, have died of scarlet fever.
GEORGE BOWERS, McKeesport telegraph
operator, was stricken dumb and powerless
while at his instrument Sunday. He is lying
at the point OF death.
HERBERT h. CoNRAD Of Pittsburg, and Miss
Lottie c. Reinecke, of Allegheny, were mar
ried at Canton, O., Monday night They left
for Pittsburg the same night.
L. T. ALLEN, of Portsmouth, O., who claims
to be a farmer, on his way TO Pittsburg, was
sandbagged and robbed Of so in Steuben-
vile Monday night by two strangers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-23
PARDON FOR THE BEAVER EDITORS.
Counsel for Mellon and Porter. Plead Befor
the Pardon Board.

SOunSel LOT mellon ana Porter .tleaQ BEFORE
the Pardon Board.
HARRIsBURG, March 22-The first case
heard by the Board of Pardons to-day was
that of Editors Mellon and Porter, of the
Beaver Star, serving a six months sentence
in jail for libelling Senator Quay. E. B.
Dougherty, Louis W. Reed and Robert
Ritchie appeared for the prisoners and
pleaded eloquently for their release. They
claimed that the ends of Justice have been
satisfied, the prisoners did not intend any
malice, and if they are compelled to serve
out their sentence their health will be
seriously affected and their business ruined.
1t is stated that the Court itself had said
that, had there been a retraction the SEN
tence would have been lighter and that this
was told one of the counsel for the convicted
men, who did not tell it TO his fellow counsel,
and, consequently, Mellon and Porter did
not hear it. The letter of Judge Wickham
asking clemency was read. and the Board
took the papers.
The Board of Pardcns had an executive
session tonight and announced decisions in
several cases; Only one pardon was recon-
mended-in the cases of John A. Mellon and
William II. Porter, the Beaver Star pub
fishers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-23
A Beer Sellers Costly Mistake.

NEW CASTLE, March 22.-lSpecidL ]-Conrad
Reicht was convicted of selling liquor with.
out a license in this county. Reicht is a
teamster, and Jacob Cline, brewer in
Beaver county, hired him to drive a brewery
wagon. Reicht drove into Lawrence county
without knowing he had crossed the Beaver
line, and sold two kegs in this county. The
court, in sentencing him to-day, stated that
the circumstances of the case were to be de-
plored, but there was no other way than for
the court to pass sentence. Reicht was sem
fenced to pay the costs of the prosecution, a
fine of $500 and undergo imprisonment in the
county jail ior three months.