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Fire, caused by an overheated oven, destroyed
the bakery Of Edward Sedden a Brother at
Ridley Park, Penn. Sunday morning. and
building adjoining owned by . man named
Ward. and used public library. In trying
TO extinguish the flames Charles stsckhouse fell
from ladder and was badly hurt The loss 10
about 81 900
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A DETECTED LOVERS DEED,
He Drinks Carboiic Acid and W Risky in the
Presence of His Sweetheart.

He Drinks Carboiic Acid and Whisky in the
Presence of His Sweetheart.
Richard Newhouse, an employee of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad committed suicide at
Keyser, VIVA, Monday night by drinking car
bolic acid in the presence of his sweetheart,
Miss Ann High, whom he was to have married
on Christmas night. At the last moment she
refused to have anything to do with him. He
went into the yard and asked Andy Pancake an
employe at the boarding house, to knock him in
the head, saying that he wished to die.
He then went to the home OF his sweetheart
and, climbing in the window. searched the
house for her. Finding she had gone to the
boarding house he rushed into the room and,
taking from his pocket bottle containing
whisky mixed with carbolic acid. offered 1t to
her. She refused 1t and he then remarked,
''You caused me to do this" and drank from
the bottle. He lived but few minutes.
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II S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
Cor. sta ami ID sts. NV
The 'e7lin- dental organization Of
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srd pledged 10 scientific dentistry at mod
crate prices. Sole owner OF Zonins. the
''uideanaks" anes.hetic. No danger no
pain and sleep. See card IN another
column. dS
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Incorporated under Unit-i States laws.
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he Martyr College of orator. is the largest and
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Tern to the
right medicine, if
you're a weak or
ailing woman.
It's DR.. Rerce's
Favorite Pre-
8 scrip n. II
YOU ire over
worked or =" run
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DENTISTRY

CRosHoN's DENTAL pARYoRs. rsraRIIsurp
" 1887. LOS IAN -. n. Full sets e. sl2 AMI
go Old mates made new. OPEN day and aixlIt An
SnnaayS. Filing III up. Ola ana now Processes used
oCgi.,,u-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

Since Friday there have been twelve fresh
cases Of cholera and three deaths in Hamburg.
One person is i'll Of cholera in Altoona; one died
in Wandsbeck.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

schedule Is EFFEcT OCTOBER N fsss
Trans leave daily from Union station m AMI A
9Th and n sta.
Through the erand.st SCENERY IN Amerfna Win I've
haalsonest and most cotnete solid lraiu s~rx1,s
Nest from Washington.
?lp N. dsilA 'Cincinnau and NJ lsoug Lin-
t.d"-Sotd vcsigbui.d newly eIuiisr~d. -ls-.trle-
ighied train, with dining az fuiinans tBe-, si.@a
ing cars Washington % Cin~innstA Arrive Clnrla
nati 500 a, m. Indianapolis u - IA. ~ Lous
. - p. NJ. ChlcaVo ) ~ M.
IL Tor. u. daily-The famous n. y. Y. Iiris~f"
asolid vesiibule train with dining sni PHltnsa
sleeiers fur rinrtun "a. Letinftn. Louisville. ffdisn
spolis aud ~ Louis without rhAnge. arftNinr a
Clncinna'i q p o. M. I@Kinstan y 100, Louis
vile 80 y ln., fndishapoiis u Or D. IN. CIT
- a; M. ~. Louis - connecting In rnios
depot tor all potu,s
s0Or. m. daiy-Exrr--s for oordoa.viils Ch.r-
lottesvile, Richmond. Natn-~horO. staunton aud
prnsirsl Nirsinia ,onis daily. s.eept sunday. fsr
Richmond.
Pullman locations aud tickets Of Company oinS-s.
ma H. ". FULLER. o-n1 Passenger As,.us
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DENrIsrEY'! ,,c,xr DENTISTRY.
And no pain. , And pain
Bad teeth: Well. what of il. Thousands Of people
have bad teeth who cannot take gas ether aue--
theties have chem out. owing 10 h-a-t disease
NERVOUSNESS. To persons afflicted the
ALGINE PROFESS
Is especially adarted. Il Is simple harmless and
absol utely Painless that having tooth pulled Il
almost pleasure. super Is this the old meth
DDS Algine heals the gums quickly. IL new. bat
no experiment. We have used IL for more than three
years and extracted thousands of teeth with IL.
BURTON BROS.
Surgeon Dentists.
d3-im' ga New York ave. n.
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nR. 3. PARSONS. s. r. COR 9TH AND srs
II n. w.-Ffllng q speciality. Aching and ulceratsi
teeth restored BY the crowasyse. Alocal .assthets
stpliec 70 s1ms % alleviate pain tnext-sctng. AL
branches of den tistry oco
IyRFE DENTAL INFIRNARY-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted WITHOUT charge except
cost of lnsterial at 1925 II ~ dental Department
Of the Columbian University from 30 5 D. IN daily
except Sunday extraction Free innruaary open from
OCTOBER TO June 30. sse8-tf
DENTAL MISUNDERSTANDING UNIvER-
IL sity, sth and X St. u W. Opel to 3 ali tas
year. Extracting. Re. f-sA Filings sud plates
cost Of materials fslO-tr
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II ICHMoND AND D,NyIIIF RAILROAD 60,
h D. ". HutpEIorfR And RErBiN fOsrkK

IL
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Schedule IN sf-4-t NsVstttl--r % tsos
NJ trains AM L. W NJ f~nnsA igania Pss--a-
ger S's'iun. WASHINGTON. u. q.
No a tu.latls. corHes-fs ~ tynsl isnT- fsu ~
sta ions On Norfolk aud Western uslFasi anI far
primo 80 M. south n ST Divisions 8f kfitrsaaa
aut hanNi'le System. Pullman Sirsfs-r Va asr
ana Ma iaetun q 'rant4, ,inu.f az ths-le wtth
Sleeper go New r.-ans NJ utsou cry aUl fr Mem
sl-erer Tor Aurrs'a. C'unets NHuas.as fof Prom,
foNAl and - ,asiiurg daily ear-tf sunfag
4 - D. IA Daily for AArr~utnu an chs -iaftn.viils
and ;hro ul train fpr Front Royal aud siras aiy
except SuIaar
IA a.. n.-Daii, WASHINGTON AND soTrH
Wis -. IN hAsrlBI LEp LfNTTTD. cuirf,n-.d "a
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View "rleanS va " ntEon.ra aud >es hfsfA snt
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and Washington q M~niphis via Bif niinrhan Dtnins
car N-g 61-k ~ Mont ronery.
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New York SUD Washington o. Hot Sprtuxs va A.h.-
vile. aad " ashiugtun - Atlanta
TRIMS on WASHINGTON AND ONO DIVISION
leave Washington a. - 10 a m.. ., .. aud a =
T. IA. daily. tetnrtius. arrfNe Mashinsf.ln = iOs IA
BOZ add q ~ s.tt daily TrAin leaSang wash
ins-ton - . m and arriving q - runs o. All
Jhroaxh trains from ihs south arrive washinFtra
- a M 10 80 a ~. aud q 70 r. NJ Nsns--as Divts-
Tickets, Sieel,ng Caf r-~~rvatiuns cad informsiiss
turtisEed az ofice 1890 pvunsylyaniA ave, sna 81
Pass NIGER station. lenn-ylNsnA Railroad. Washing
ton. y. q
j. y BROWN. ts.u.rAl AGENT Pas~ens-r tp.Ta
W A. TURK. General fas-enE-r AEent nt9
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1917 Penn. ave. n w.
SPECIALIST IN CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK.
FINE GOLD AND AMALGAM rILLISGs
EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN
We make full Set Of Teeth teither upper lower
for So The perfect adjustment: to the gums and
tistic setting Of the teeth gives natural expression
the connfenance. and abso comfort and
guaranteed.
We insert partial sets by our system Of Crown and
Bridge work. avoiding the Of plate vita all its
discom:orts and snnoyances. d5-lm'
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THE Mrssrss,rfr SITUATION,
Rains Fsiiisg saa the River nlsiae stesAii,
Three Leves Breaks

|
New ORLEANS. May 12.-Rains fell here to.
day. and are reported from various portions Of
the Mississippi Valley The situation is I'M
changed. the river rising one-tenth OF foot
here and a. far north a. Greenville Three
small crevasses were reported to-day. all be-
low New Orleans-one at Mensecour and two
at Harlem. q few miles away. They stopped
the New Orleans and Southern Railroad but
are not serious. and an effort will be made to
close them.
The Bourgeers crevasse in Lafourche is
proving troublesome. flooding the back por.
tions Of the plantations for distance Of six
miles down bayou Lafourche. AlarRe amount
Of lumber sacks. and other materials has
been stored at central points along the river
In the event OF a crevasse. and guards patrol
the levees day and night to prevent their being
cut by. SWAN pers or others. The situation is
81. LOUIS May 1.-THE Mississippi River ia
nisht Il stands at - oet inches and Is st
ne ire t%ss
IN the history Of 1T, Louis. and by tomorrow
nFht that Point will be ih as there Is
ievse sI are iiIled with water. In the southern
Cd. and lie water stan de- three or four feet in
some Of the dwellings. An enormous amount
&, II s Sns ons sr to Of s.s ss s i +
has hcen done. but the situation is getting
INDEPENDENCE. NO.. May 1.-THE Missouri
River hns already overlooked Its northern
southern banks. FHe river is steadily rising n.y.
and great damage is feared
SIOUX CITy. la, May l2.-The Missouri River
IA rising rapidly. having risen loot in twenty
four hours. The channel on the Ne eide
mediateIy stopped the river will soon be flow-
ing in an entirely new, channel: and the ap-
proaches to the high bridge o. the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad will he washed
out. The situation Ia regarded by tho railroad
TopEkA Kan. May l2.-All Kansas is again
being visited ~ n deluge. the, third inside Of
>ten days. and this last one 10 the worst Of all.
since o'clock this morning rain has been
pouring 10 torrents and at n. n3on ths flood is
be repetition Of the greet damage done BY
urbs are again ali flooded. and the Police and
Hire Departments are busy In aiding the SUBJ
merged residents one,thiEyd o. the city being
flows through the city, is up to its banks. and
the chances for a disastrous overflow are good.
NICKsBURG. May l2.-From risscngers by the
Anchor line steamer City OF Providence. which
f'fIsS e that ii The eA IN the
levee. which occurred on Monday at q O'clock.
Zee. wid" and cutting last. the water going iin
through being Sly feet deep. The water from
Tie break will rst nI It's WAY into 1S
connects Grand Lake and Bayou Mason. 1t
will overflow all the land adjacent to Bayou
Mason in East Carroll. and q portion of the
Madison parish.
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JO11INGS ABOUT 7OJgN.

The liquor dealers Of the Nineteenth precinct have
donated 800 to the Grant Monument Fund.
Adam in favor OF Anna IIetzsi from George netzel.
WAS fed yesterday.
A City Court judgment for s2oa entered ysster.
Ben Co.. photographers.
Street Commissioner Brennan did not appear At his
the effects of his shaking up on Wednesday for day
ortwo.
Henry Cloe,osky messenger by, was ran ,o over a.
arrested.
spanning the Fourth Ayenne railroad cut q l5sth
street yesterday afternoon and broke his collar bone
and injured his spine
The Indictment against Charles y. wallack. son of
,hs Late LFt ,m r % ~ az s OF
Recorder Smylh yesterday.
Mrs Ellen Courtney, who tried 10 cut her throat at
co9mtted for exaninal ion as TO her sanity from ths
Jefferson Market Court yesterday.
Jacob tox OF a.a West Tnirtysighth stree; jumped
spusn buyy before the train stopped NJ the station.
ile fell and his right leg was broken
PCapt. j. Rockwell Fay Of tho Democratic Club and
Capt Hugh h. Garden of the Southern Society have
been appointed TO M vacancies in the Columbus Com.
ami :. " MilbAnk. who have resigned
Henry g Iarner tLs Harlem tough who tried 10 rob-
street on Ncw Years night III. falling board
IN 's struggle and being drowned was sentenced yes
years.
Harris Ros1eref 70 Ludlow street and Dsm.n rspsold
Island Yesterday. Bosner Ind typhm. and PepHoid,
smallpox several day. ago Bnsnrr was removed from
,s nG E" had ss sept
walton and typhus developed.
Carl koel; Nen,e otto Fuchs; and John 4. Apdorson,
ay BY sp"y rsn ssss Mfsa a. IA
sa6ord,nati"n the hish seas. They were arrasned
before n.ed state, ,onmsSonst sh I;, % W ron
await examination Tomorrow,
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BROOkLYN.

Thu summsr concerts In Prospect Park will b begun
on June 4 Bandm Asters Conterno and fohs will con.
duct the concerts alternately. weekly concerts VIII
also be given at Fort Greene Fsrk.
Drt Attorney Kdsw.S proposes to STng S:fors
Oakjand street Greenpoint who was acquitted by .
police court Jury OF SIX men IN spite OF the direct ev
dsuabter Grace Crawford. with hot stoveiifter.
Matilda Gslavan the contraito in Holy Trinity Epis
conai ChuYch began Q the supreme Court lev
weeks ago against Edgar \; GalAyan for limited d..
spsnted her "a week simony and $50 counsel fees.
Nrs Just instituted another suit for abso
Lutte divorce.
The undefended suit OF Marie l., Hamilton against
william n Hamilton for absolute divorce The sub.
Court yesterday Testimony 70 {ho eject that The de.
PENDANT had stopped nt the Central House w ~ the
presented photoErsph ,hs defend.
case Tho examination was adjourned for further
proof OF Mrs. HAmiltons allegations
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777-7l-7--5-----
Tommy Conner Defeated.

In the first OF the series of races arranged bet
Tommy Connen of the Manhattan Athletic club nm 1
W. II. Morton OF the Stafford Harrers the hitherto IN.
Nincbe irishman was defeated. II was ten mil. run
decided at Manchester on saturday, May = Connect
was In apparently good condition. hut quit n, ~ niles
10 ererybodys surprise. as OF the its
fellows stronghods Rut Morton such II stN race
IN the second and third miles and obtained such lead
that headwork. another Of Connects strong points
probably orerbaanced any sportsmnniL, des,re to
run out n losing race.
The London -~,,ng ne gives the follow inv descrip.
lion ~ the race: 'tonnen tutnred To the front, and
Morton was content to lie behind few yards ana me
pair went round the first lap IN this order A. they
reached the turn into the second Quai htil, ,onne
had put hre yards between Norton and 'm.sef, and
going on with nice easy pht. he ionk ell ~. ia gh ne
wasaRap Of six yards. and Morton. who was moving
an extremely easy fashion. was content ~ lie behind
until n late stage Of the came he cnsc cd
A they were reaching the rlusng point g. Hrss
mile Morton srurtcd and rnHched tile lead tic most,
aud from this point lie went gradual aGca ami Can.
yards IN the rear. To any judg. 1t evident that
the Stafford liarrier had the match at his tnerry,
so sprinRy was his movement AMI hrin.iut
OF confidence did he seem. Council. the other land,
Was III at ease and did not require ano'h.s to
the good and was working like II macnn", At two
miles und half Morton increased his leaf To thirty
yards, and from here he went forcing he pace
I'll at two miles and three quarters distance nf sixty
Yards separated them. II was now evident tia iho
race was aver. ani like n flash Connect turned It up.
leaving the track and Morton to compete the Journey
amid terrific cheer from tho sprct ators''
MOTIONS time Tor each mile was a. follows
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OF these will curve over the Cromwells Creel
marshes until Il strlk ,, solid ground at Je
avenue viii take a two 'o YEARS. Or more Tsf
complete this part Of the great work.
several parts. Tn. ,yiaduct from the bluff al
52th street and n St oas rafe to th
bnIIkhead viii be 400 feet and from the ea e.
rack S lie s fer" more
approach to Ogden avenue at Sedgwlck ave.
avenu" at lG2d street will be 1890 feet max
ing .743 feet as the total length Of the eastern
approaches. and 4.O73 feet as the length OF the
In their details these various structures are
exceedingly interesting. The viaduct is sufll-
definite idea Of its proportions md structure:
Already the work has crossed the elevat ed
FaTosd TRACKS and well "n tho way tG
fine abptment Of iolomitic FINEST one pIanted
s s It the ns face Of the s qe Heights bs
stands q, feet R and 'i Is 90 feet s' broad.
The ims Sto i is set of With granite trim
tn" elevated roads. 1t is sixty feet wide. &c.
driveway and two broad sidewalks. It Slopes pes
down ata grade OF -. feet to the 100. The
io0r Will he OF buckle plates. carrying Il gran
lite paving for tho roadway aud asphalt
sidewalks. The plaza over the rnilrond trucks
will be l5o feet long north a1d south Tie
Construction is graceful The columns res rest in
monoliths of Portland cement laid upon piling.
The bridge will show swing span Of ,un-
usual len 9Th and breadth seldom eQualled.
The weight Of the span is double the weight
Of the hsayiest heretofore built. In accord:
States law. the bridge will clear high water by
thirty.two feet The great draw will cover the
entire width IF the river: after the improye-
Is 900 ieet. In addition. there win Ss
Over sn the Central RrSad srocf Ths
width throughout will be sixty-seven feet.
the remarkable swing span. 1t will rest who'll
ly upon a great cylindrical pier in the middle
the river 1n9G Mil hit i. w os swn 10 Th
draw. win be Of mhssire granite masonry.
ite sopings and mould incs. and watch towers
On the Ievei q Exterior strest these piers viii
steps will lead down to the level of. the water.
The superstructnre will consist wholly Of
hituminoas concrete. The deck spans will he
&efh se ~S Sas M
TO tho square foot over it's entire floor area.
Up to now the heaviest similar draw in the
world has been that OF the New London bridge,
which Mr.. Boiler also planned and built.
The approaches to the east end Of the bridge
to Jerome antto Ogden avenues will consist
OF series OF Steel lattice spans resting upon
solid masonry piers; The main approach to
inches in 100 feet The roadway Of the bridge
will be carried in all its details over these APP
proaches. This will he 40 feet between curbs,
with sidewalks 10 feet wide.
The contracts for the steel work for the en-.
tire. system have been awarded. The Union
Bridge company Is lnrn ns,ni fhat f2r the
son is already engaged upon the bridge and
approaches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13
They WIN Ride 100 Miles o. B,cyc,...

The Business Mems Cycling League Of Newark have
received over sixty entries for their race
from Philadelphia to Newark. which will be held on
Monday neN.
Tho entries are Is follows: P J. Dukelow. John liar
row. j. W GARNER Jr. Charles 5. Forbes &. T. Earle
u. NJ Lands. Frank NJ Dampinan. George Tonkin. r.
+. Calhoun. James Blake " H. Mooney. ". j. Mooney,
X. q. Laggren. G. Elliott, e r. King, ". {. Seeds r.
becker. 4. Max, 7. r Hatcher. "; Laughlan. j. T.
townsend. C.. b. Stanbach. +. l.. strpn ems
!. W fithian "; Z: Rink. +. J. Decker. Il. e Barlow
/ L Lyons, G H. AexaI,dsr. v Chamberlain W, }.
George Chumar: A. Bonnet. !. s. Ryers F. Iawley
George p Greenwood e. T. Comm Enarles Miller. A. s
CONN. y T. White !. H. homer C. L. Hart, " Mcollis.
ter. H. Sturteyant. D. 7. Marpau II. r. Henhoii b.
=. Mcdaniel ". S. MerrIhew VI. j. Doyle. g. A. DOreu
j. Ii.Van Nest. J. W Gouldinx. ". d. Peck ". T. Nar.i
The entries include some of the speeliest bicycle
riders in the country The race Is handicap event;
start from broad street and LehlR avenue. Philadel
Pna. nj O'Clock. AMI tho course will terminate at
Newark.
This win be the r.t 100 mile contest hello in the East
since the Buffalo ve years ago. and 10 nat
uraly arousng great interest,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

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