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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02
POSI BONHEUR' s LION.

Rosa Bonheur loves the animals she
paints, and is in turn adored by them
She showed her recent purchase,
magnificent lion, who purred and
writhed like gigantic cat when his
owner fearlessly sroked his mighty
head. Then. showing the head OF a
most superb specimen Of the African
lion transferred to canvas with start
ling realism, she tells the story Of Nero.
He was her first pet lion. and reputed
untamably ferocious, and lived for sew
eral years in the garden at By. At
last one day Rosa Bohet1r was about to
travel, and disposed Of Nero to the jar
din DIES Plantes. She parted with him
reluctantly. for he was a great Pc, and
would greet her always with a peculiar
little note of welcome.
When she returned from her wander
lngs two years later she went to see her
Nero, and beheld sad sight. The
DO Jr creature had not been so careful
ly tended as he used to be at BY. Oph-
thalmia had set in, and the splendid
brute lay blind and ailiEg, unaeeding
the curious crowd that stared at him.
Rosa Bonheur watched him for mo-
ment and then called 'Nero. The
effect was magical. The lion rose 70
his feet, u tered his accustomed note
of welcome, and sprang toward the
well-loved voice with such impe ID slty
that the shock against the bars sent
the sighless brute rolling, stunned
back on the floor. TAe great artist
took him back, soo.hed his last days
with tendance and p-tting, and finally
he died in her arms at the foot Of the
staircase at BY, his huge paws clinging
to his mistress as if imploring her not
to forsake him in his death struggle,
ard his last movement being a feeble
attempt to lick the hands that held him
with such infinite tenderness. You
see,' said Rosa Bonheur as meditatively
ruff1ed her new lion name, ''to be
really beloved by these wild beasts you
must really love them. "-Neitie Hoop
err IN the P,ri< Letter to Philadelphia
Telegraph.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02
QUAINT md CURIOUS.

japanese coal has found is way to
Bombay.
Trained dogs will hereafter aid the
French life-savers on the coast.
The Shah of Persia pretends to date
his title back for a thousand years.
Sitka, the capital of Alaska, is the
most northern city in North America.
1t is computed that $4,000 dinners
and lunches are servel daily in London
restaurants
The Chinese have a superstitious
dread of black and blue, but regard
red as lucky color.
A man at Jonesboro, lid, has a cat
that not only associates with chickens,
but rooss with them at night.
A Roumanian lady is at her own ex-
pense constructing a railway from one
Of her estates to the nearest town.
The fourth verse of the twentieth
hart II OF Revelations contains more
words Il any other verse in the New
Testa., It,
In Sou h an California there is an
immense mass Of hardened lava that
looks exactly like an inverted cup in
an enormous saucer.
Your ancestors since the year 1900
A. D. numbered nearly l, 500, 900. Fig
ure on it, allowing three generations
to the century.
The iron cage as prison was invent
ed in France by the bishop of Verdun
in the time of Louis X[., and the bis
hop himself was the first prisoner to
be placed in it.
In some Of the ancient temples Of
Egypt perfectly sound timber Of tana-
risk wood has, it IS SAID, been found
connected with the some work which
Is known to be at least 1000 years old.
The United States now has the deep.
est metal mine in the world, shaft No.
8 of the Tamarack copper mine having
reached depth OF more than 300
feet. The Przibram mine in Austria is
3,675 feet.
The bee is in artistic upholsterer.-
1t lines its nest with the leaves of flow
ers, always choosing such as have bright
colors. They are invariably cut in cir
Giles so exact that no compass would
make them more true.
La early times what is now Ireland
was called Scotia and its inhabitants
were known as Scott or Scots. A
branch Of this Scotic stock invading
North Britain ultimately gave its name
to all Of what is now Scotland.
A circle Of Kings Daughters, at Park
City, KY, recently raised sufficient
money to secure some coal for a poor
family. The money was given to the
family, who, instead of buying coal,
had their photographs taken.
Many Chinese temples are provided
with IA bell at the entrance and when
the worshipper enters he gives the rope
pull and rings the bell IN order that
the deity may be notified of his coming
and be on hand to attend to his bust
ness.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02
. j Sza 81 . IN
CAN Be CURED
a CURE GUARANTEED
DR.. J. 3. MAYER,
1915 Arch St., Phi!.. Pa.

IsltS Arcn 81, E tiIu,s RI d.
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Ease at once; no "i,vl' - ',ss 'ip endnr
hess, altesIeu - ,~,,;,,C,,t citf
hehts" gu i''tH nee NM
Gems can ne seen NJ oii4cs '''
stTcJly cohhoeii'al en-, - NJ g.
CftIcs Hours . H.M. GO . r'''-'
~.v-s F., REFERENCE
~ ~ -, .,,. ,,,
The following are IL" We n,"i'l ti'',' l"ts
been entlreiS c"leu u l'"4'o'o ~ '"' D. -
MAyEhs TREATMENT MEN rt,, p.o,,, e p,ro
J;tc &. sciidit; -aI 90 .>oitat i,i,'''t '"
r. n. Sieesi!, T 1,d;n,-iIT D..
i. i. kosSlt / fhCeitA i4it' Ia
4. \. hall Newton =, ~ ire,,so1 n po-,sco u.
John .schearer, CHOW hoGsti % herk E;S =; IA
!. $. hleingema lnealil 49, J.. - Ps
s. Jones Philips. Kennel square, "a
\ !. GAlAt"untNy' M eil' a'ii' So4' wa H.
c. Heritage, MGlica Hill \. }.
l. Z. Hes. koGknll. "a.
F. \: kr ~ S H,",,tss aIto Ia :"
r. ~ IN" H. IL: 1 ,,iiIa Owl uard p,+,s
ya> II I-,TI-ai ! 11si irdtn 81 Allentown Pa
T., H. ~, n t w. Hnr-it,wn pa
q ~ ",,,' fot . 10Th e. Ph;Ia
,: J.. i;' II ~ 49, - S',ri,,rr IN
MY II: 81 ~ " = = a -, %
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02

Alta shop window appeared the fol-
lowing notice: wanted, tuo appren'i-
ces, who will be treated as one of the
family
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-19
DgsrHs xsD FrsgEzLs.

CfykHETT-Ea S@Axs5e - 49, -easrs ssrSs<.
TE4nssAay 1snaarg ~ 1854. E&DEs'el y 1sr'
t~tt. ~ ~ has slssg, sgd % ysAss-
N.gAEaTs-as ssa Asset Eh@sSsSAg, SaaaArr
- isbx sasnes A Nskarifa. sz@8 - years
SERVICES via e~ hesa AZ tAs ssssSszes t1masro~
rnoyn.sx ~ 10 eeEsex ss1ez saspsc@s 81 J. . - 2.
fns<rns.as - O1s Frsisrs' eszssssTT.
EfsZax~Tn~ fzasval services - lanes Esssy
~ss be 4~zd AZ 1855 A2stsa1 ssfsef taas afzsf-
nsan ss sfesoxk sstergsss In Lake Sies Gem
etsry.
sATEs-Gn s@xste rhBss1ay. TsaEsSy :. 1-ss
81 Is nlssr0ars szsss& &tcnae3 fssssS- - sssss
sos 81 Mr.. All Ma Beorxs a. eszsss
wIEDExAgS-fn 9esssEe. AZ 1IS Jefferson
str@@s, Thursday. fsEsarJ -, 1895 E&&s5sfza
~Ssdenssan. aged years snf III Esarfos~
Fsn.rsJ frsan ms r~stassce isis sfss-neon a.
ofc0ck f1tersssens vii - ss Lake ffsS cesnsssfy
NefARLaSu-In south gsAssle, THURSDAY. Jas
ary -. Irsf. James ssct2rszea, ~ syEAod
fever
SERVICES will - hsfs e rsssssnes ~ dscrssed o.
ssxorasy morning ~ 10 geSoex a5asr AIS sasFiess
"a Ksy.teTss 1o3s@ Va -. A o C. y. abs
Cones E<ss9a No ~. L q. o.
gcJxEg~Ia %ersb E@ra. *esassday EanHsrv
II. 1885. q heart disease, r y. joiner assa 30
oys&Ta
The boy 10 being sna.@snss ~ TIE Gross Cs-
destsxinx eompasy sad ~fli ss sslpg%3 - RS for
boC4e IA Trseesrt- Kansas
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Rees rpayabie In ADVANCE for ~,
- Per month
A small Tee Of 15c per non.A wi 10 eh.,.1z
kindergarten mater ala. use OF gigss aaa ssssss.
The methods Of teachlnx a. 49,
HkEBkL's SYSTEM. wien "a unv -
vsrsaiiy adopted ~ the osx, seacAsn = -
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CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM
IA Cherry Street.

Advertisements under the heal az Lost. fosnf
fef Ssle for Rent and Situations " anted will be
n. eyfsd tfa rate Of ~orf each tnssrtts,
Tsxnasaf aI~sys IN edsanos NO embellishments
isetfs ed Ter less than q csftx
Nc TicF-zThs brsnsss q fTics % the Posr-fs-
TEtxEssrcSs IS opea uatt. IL ,. IA. Classified
advertisements VIII be rseeis 81 10 this time
Advertisements Will b. sivsi branch offices
the PSF iMTsLttsEScSr AZ.
TACOMA BUREAU . iIis Pacific Avenue.
ThaH,fs ssmuIgas. Manager.
PORT TOW SsTS D. Ere Hes 4 Springer.
BELt.ISoHAM BAY B4sREAr-Sss what
rn corner Holly and Caaos streets. o. III. Gull
wr IA ager
The following letters await advertisers this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-19

o5LH&M-Fa %ex.gse Jaszxvy ?. 1874 ~ $50
Esgkfh ssrs<s - Gee gtfe * sss Ffsf fsssasz1.
assxsssw. sssxzssg - yesg&&
wAHSHs Kit s~zsfas az TaesssF, J&nasrT
-. 1895. fze ~sfs Ct Axis ]. ; sseEssA s<ss
6HAIF fsoFr-As seasss~ 80 HSazsv, tssaery
-, 1924, to the wife q y. L. GnNacF@sts .
esuzassss
CAIN AZ ssssss> - TNg~saxy. JsaasrT "a.
f1sE IL sae w1s. az Y. a. CssH. SEQ
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CHICAGO. Dec 2s. 1893
stewart q Hnfmas Manufacfnrfnz u 81

CHfrsso. Dec 2s. 1893
Stewart a Holmes Manufacturing Co. Sc
a,;se. Nsfa.:
tsnfssmen-s AN ost OF the Revealed
hemsds Again les~e send rne a case nv
tPisaL have g1vea away about half his
isst case. uSe1 TWO o. tarse battles mv.ef
ana SOFA two or three soft e. IN YysHY
INstAscS 1T HEL~s on CUREs the p4e
Iiks wEo Use IT. HAVE YET rHE
fthsr FEzsoS TO FIsp, wso usrp tr
THAT 1T DID nor EKrr Yours respect.
fully. a. a. TU.,upa1S
HAsa CRY Cal. Jan. as 1904
As.srs. Stewart q Holmes Dug Co s.-
Attic. Wash:
Dear ira have been using Moors.s o.
We led Remedy fer the iau three al va.
aaa would have sent ron nv test nnonv
long ago aad L known your Aforsss Th,6
been serS sex. aad fespairssi OF xy.r h.lng
veil again whom | nSsicsf your ADVERTISE
msHt IN The Carrier Dove " ans az
drSSning man Will each a. a ssr.y 9
ssuxhi ~ she least chsnc. o. n curr -
aeoEp .ea;ion OF diseasey-dyspepxla asrv.
outness. loss o. appessfe. tr.o.anIa ara
chforie dlarraes when I Commence tsr
Ing your medic ne eug We v short y arfe-
nssng e Ia the Ensnaer 6ir-c began
mend. AM oy n HEos / aad %. haf a
bottle felt ases eS psrs n. The f,9i,w-
Ing spYiax tae OH sym1saTns rr.nra.s
ar ! assia used your medicine ami vs.
C "a pie = cured. ann . 80 90 "a, -Fsrsrf-.
! Wa com pist~iy cured ~ psles from xnseh
had &C. or geisa sor a long tieaa
cant " t-sG that / the "a ,,..,
eias and tie Eos. rssIaoas have ever
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arsr.rss cHAscxs.

RvsrsEss CHANCES.
IoR @arE-THE HouxEx HERO: A
y h~zsssfEi zsosel ssa .sreas ssss: saEsa1-s -
IRA = ria All rxa4s Cos ssa saf sytzx ~ th<
! 80 Szzssssr hssss~. >sssIs -es ts-
LsoE =ALE-Farrr AND CIGAR STAND:
ssses - anes AsptT - aSe sefeea
To. sALE-pRrs sToRE; SMALL cAFT-
care Foss 4nEelaisszesr
GHsSgI.g MIL. CAPACITY 100 sea DAILY.
- Al harsssas CAD IecsEsoa: no trasass - get
cars mn-s De sosss eoEns AID SO "a boom Il
hssssv 80 i6saE
L,oa SALE or ExcHsSGs-AI PsrEyr
eent proEG L xAsss~-. Az Psoness Mock
wAxTED-To ExcHANsE RsAL ESTATE
w ard csss Tor <oo1 tnsBKaacs axeEcF. Address
Il. esrs Pest Ess~lsseacsE
Loa sALE-HoTEL= LODGING HossES
= saaoers groceries sal sssssaess easDees OF a.
Dossh.ti asock.
VASTEp-ro =xcHANGE Real ESTATE
!" ssr snesI ssocx q grorerisa AG1rsss A r
Post IEsslixsress-
FoR sALE-EExL ESTATE.
EoR sALE-wE HAVE A HOUSE. WITH
a - seres - .sE1 within the city gimlts gignt
berries a spssnAs4 p. o. for hcras asa xoSd la
Fssi1ssax boniaEse AIKEN. elo eosd stree.
L-og saLE-LASD AT YOUR OWN PRICE:
e*.eF gotta. East: .osoxs ss.i SCI ssr IA a.
nsercsAEaiss. Boz o. Kent. Hash
LOB sALE-sl. 500 7R0ox HoU~E AND
II To-. IS Tenth. Garner Weller street Apply
Mr. Burns. sIE bird street
LOB sALE-RLocK or IL Tors EACH
Il sox903 IN sire. 81 cleared ana set 20 frslt;
good Wel, al under fence convenient TO car line;
price IS $50; terms r. W. West, - Enion Dix
LFos SALE or ExCHANGE-iN SAN ID Fs@a
Il Cal. cotIsfe house. ronns ne lot. nice view
OF bay, unncarnoered Address B. h. Post In
teiigencer
LOB sALE-2o ACRES. $500: GOOD LAND;
close 10 d-ros; bali IN Clover. VIII taSe half
payment In labor aalfby. Is unien hiock
L,og >ALg-THR x so.FooT LOTS on CAR
L Iines $500: easy terms John r.. Foster q
Co. washing,oa block
L'oR sALE-I WILL SELL FEW LoTs IN
L Baltimore ADDITION, adjoining Latona. on Lake
lot worth $50 Fraak Il. Boarman 2oi fes.er
building.
Tor sALE-i6o- ACRE FARM NEAR ACME.
- Whaieom eosnty: price 1000: part CASH
British Columbia
L,oR SALE OR ExcHaNeE-FINE FRuIr
j farm; water front; near Seattle. BOX 1862.
city.
L,oR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT ON JAMES
II street line. 81 900: lots Scent car line
$50 zach. asf cash Duniso 81 unoH block
MISCEILANEOUS.
TYPEwRITERs BOUGHT AND SOLD 81
Il Occidental block
DANcH EGGS DOWN AGAIN AT COW But
IL ter store. new la 4. only Csc: Oregon rancn,
zoe dozen Cow Butter Store, Front street
nLD PAPEHS roR SALE AT THE suSi-
" ness Office OF this parar; i5c 2sr huni.a
WHY PAY HIGH PRICES FOR BEST BUT
w ter when you can get il for your own price a.
he Cow Butter store.
CESTLEMES'S DISCARDED CLOTHING
VI bought 1sl5 second street
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-THE-
Hope Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS IA,
BOYS AND Girls
Hello IN the Log CAhis corner ~ -
Rspasiican streets. Norsh @s.t,a. -
10 AZ m Also Tls Elsvsn,a !.
fre@ i:so TO S:Ss "a

Principal. MISS win,srssurus fr,~
Graduate Of the Home and coloss., -. -
College. Londea. EngIsEal. VIA 49,. |. ~
Cosnty Teachers csst;dcate, secend -.
Fail term oommsacss Aonday. sss1.-.n.. :.
lisa
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Pullman. wash. March 81, issS

Pullman. wash, March ~, lsex
stewart a Holmes Drug "a, hsasas
Wa-h.
Dc sirs--ft Eivse me pleasure 70 49,
tns value OF MDoresa hsveA I'll Hsfnev
az fall ! had Isandtce 30 had thsf -
fr.sads became alarmed 81 ny e9sestssa
Il fFied liver pills ana octofed ssaz.
lsne1i- NJ bottle OF Noor~s heseAS
Remedy completely res orsi me 70 bessA
ard no~ keep 10 c8nsla atly la the naseA
- ind ~ especially vslu Ole 81 this -
ssn NJ shs var I can oniy speak - =
bilious troubi~, cut foy that | hay n<sM
foaad anything 10 compar Sitn u Ian
truly. z w. cRAIo
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81, ZOO WILL BUY Equity :
$4,000 in choice home in the best OF neiS DOR
hoods; this house was built by owner for bone
and no expense WAS spared 20 make IL complete:
large grounds, nne lawn corner lots deferred paw
menis about 81 500 must sell At once ]. H., room
so Nor hern hotat.
NANI co. S SsE yoss ARE re- IN , Ihs
blS3li once hours from TO q
RrTTER DOWN AGAIN; ROLLS. $40:
- same as you pay soc roll elsewhere. Cow
Butter store, Front street. next the v N. C. A.
BAMB FURNITURE.
bles, essels, chairs. etc. made to order. lI03
second street, Re wesn seneca and sHrtns
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Iron ORKs-

ltfTH FoEGE @Sp ERpN WORKS QI-t y
~orss ASs $3.50 CSs4sss = s<t A4i Iassxgs4.y
sSsexs%
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SEATTLE wash, Jsa- -. ise1
osnfssmsa-I vas tsksa with ssse0
attack Of bilious sss and I've disssdef -
fai tried q bottle OF Moores hsss1'<a
RsFaety. and am thankful g ssy, tf :
few aoses feii nal - the same uaAh
~oni1 not Dc without q bosGie in ths bs<1e
for . good deal and shall contlnss 70 -
omnsnd 10 to all nv fsisn1s Yevrs ISL,
fRED HCABLI
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used. and would not be without Il b -
JCLrA MAsvfx

osntiemen-IT IN iSvAbUABLk
would ike 90 inform YOU that have 49,
MCeres k-vrE 81 Hrulsd and hse fssss
u 10 oe trst-elass useddlns for indifsssfo.
and many other uses. and can recommssz
u To anyone who Is affi .cled
MIRA G. q. a.. CITY
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n c BERG. 22Si FRONT STREET
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yrAgTEg-PAEy~EE EITHER SPECIAL
" - setf~e is = w~sS ssxss Ss4s-f s-7x tezssress
ssxsftes soesE - gas y -~aas-s5s tns s1ssssss
~fa se ysraS-@f - Ehs Hia.su ss-l4sHE - ss1r 80
eswesese2 ASersss w4sa ET&s azase. ?. q S1x
1854
WASTKp-PAKTSEK To RENT HALF IN
w ssrexs 81 . ne~sy fatzssseS r7sra4saat sE&
tcsxfax hoaas. gz@d ieszst5n. smsT teyazss g5s-c
e. ases FOE sAs right fErTy. &Scrsss . 81 Pest
fstsslsse-E@r
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DR s. CCTTsS SO sCuOOL-CHAM ION
II scientific ior system gu entirely Sssnsle.
9fesseS erect with seams 80 DegtaI;t aGI9laS.
81 second Take elevator
A OkSE : TAILOR SYSTEM II ATS PEI
va isct4Fs FSncs earttess. kass an seamless
fris2ee > Goals Jackets. etc only measures. We
SAaAenxe the soFaa SIS Thir4 81 e-E
II -. a KINGS uaEssMAkISG PARLoRs
vi are located n the GiostsEsin book; prices IS
Aad sR
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INSTRUCTIONS.

RASJo. GUITAR AND NANBaLfS-PRoF
~ J. = harry COT BaFEe s1sIsIags terms ara
faoSeF&fss rApls pregEs<S guaranteed, rsfszssce.
LoNrDsn & Ha8fart
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AMI removals AsHexuc
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THk ALLES 4 CALVERT PsIS-.-.
-. 49, El,9 90 eoexssssssrs - :.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03

The remains OF the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs John SEaumsn. OF Hamp.
ton street. were inferred in St. Johns
Catholic cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Rev Father Fricker conducted services
in s. Johns Catholic church.
The Patriotic Order OF True Amsri-
cans. No %, have removed to the Red
Mons hall over jenkins, on South
Main avenue
Luther Lewis, OF Eynon street. who
has been at AlbaHy, n. Y. undergoing
treatment for spinal disease, has re
turned much improved.
DR.. Thomas jenkins has returned
from Albany. n. Y. He VIII reside
here permanently.
Misses Lou Coyne and Lou MeGarry
are the guests OF their cousin, Miss
Minnie Cawley, OF Lafayette street
Misses Jessie CLARK and Lillian How.
ard, Of Albany, \. Y. have returned
home after visit with West Side
friends.
Miss Frances Madden Of Plymouth.
is the guest Of friends here.
Caleb Williams, Of Florence. Col.
has returned home after visit with
friends on this siis.
Miss Amy Howell, Of Washhurn
street. has returned home from King
stou.
Henry S Harvey, OF Hszleton, was
guest Of friends here Yesterday.
John Williams, Of Catasaqua, and
David Williams, OF Hazleton, are the
guests Of relatives on Chestnut street.
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Shorter Paragraphs

Thomas McCrea, Of Boston. who was
called here TO attend the funeral OF his
cousin, the late Patrick J. Crane, will
return today at 80
Miss Mary Cauihe,d. Of Living ave.
nue.. will leave today ilr The convent OF
the immaculate Heart IN Carbondale
TO enter upon novltiAtc.
James Boland. the ID year old son Of
C. q Bolsnd is suffering from iuflam-
ma,ory rheumatism.
An ls.m0ntbs-Oii child OF Daniel
Halpiu. OF Locust street. ia sosick that
death IN liable 10 occur At any time
Emil Smith and George With ir
are aspirsnts for delegates 10 the u,xt
kspu lican county convention from
the First di',rici OF tho Nine,ssntb
ward
Joseph Oswald, Of pittslon ayepu.
sailed yesterday for Germany torAy.
cation % three months
There will bs n social gathering at
the home Of A. J. hulisrig, the Pitts
ton avenue grocer tonight. IN honor of
Ais guests, Mes.rs Dohertv, Philbiu
aud Walsh, cousins from New York
John Mccarthy, OF River street wa,
Yesterday appointed district superin.
tendent Of the Metropolitan Lie lasur.
ance company
Assistant City Engineer D J. Hsalsy
'tHked out Genet street between Stone
and Irving avenues yesterday after
noon.
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Notes OF south Side
Little Willie MuldOOn Went 10 The Base Ball
Park at Diamond Flats.
HIS PARENTS GREAT ANXIETY
They Thought He Was Lost and Made
Diligent Search for Him-Joseph
Keneller's Ingenious Device Death
Of Mrs David Neus-Her Funeral
Will Take Place on Sunday Aft
ernoon-Shorter Paragraphs.

Early yesterday morning Willie, the
8 year, old son of Arthur Muldoon of
Genet street, was missed from home by
his mother. She inquired throughout
the Twentieth ward, but could find no
trace Of the hoy. After he had his
breakfast he went out to the street and
began to play with other children,
who could give no information regard
ing the course he took when he left
them. The police were notified, but
to no avail The boy had disappeared
as completely as If the ground opsued
and swallowed him. lie was dressed
in brown knickerbockers aud
white checked waist, but had no
hat or shoes on. The anxiety
of the parents who were distracted at
his absence, was relieved last evening
at Z o'clock. when he was brought
home to them by win +. Clifford, who
on returning from the base ball game
found him in the Diamond Flats near
the ball park lie told his name and
Mr.. Clifford took him in charge. The
appearance of the boy WAS ludicrous
when he was being brought home. He
was coated from head to foot with
dust and might lead one to infer that
he was real, flesh aud blood picka-
ninny.
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surface of the alley was obstructed by
a railroad yard, but no authority for
such occupancy was shown.
The sewer, Judge Mcpherson said.
was not built in accordance with the
language of the ordinance, but with
the plan of the city engineer, and the
dispute arose because the property of
defendant against which the lien in
controversy was flsd, does not abut
upon Breck court but upon Forest
court ut a point reached by the sewer.
The defense. that the lien is without
force because the terms of the ordi-
nance do not authorize tho construction
Of O sewer along Forest court was,
Judge Mcpherson said. we'll founded,
and he accordingly directed judgment
to be entered in favor Of the defendant,
Mr.. Kingsbury
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Mrs. Ella Mcknight, wife Of George
Mcknight, plumber. died at her home
on Ninth street yesterday afternoon
after protrseted illness Mrs. Nc
Knight was 3S years of age. She was
a loving mother and possessed all the
qualities which characterize a Chris
tian. Her husband and three children
survive her. The funeral notice will
appear later.
Ethel. the l6 months-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. David w. Jones, died Mt their
home, 2l5 North Fillmore avenue, yes
terday morning after short illness.
The funeral will occur tomorrow. Iu-
terment in the Washburn Street csme-
terv.
Yesterday Edith, the young child Of
Mr.. aud Mrs Isaac Evans, of 343
Fourth street, died after an illness Of
several weeks. The funeral will occur
today.
Tho young child OF Mr. and MIRA Ed
ward Heal, Of Rsndham. died at their
home, and was yesterday removed to
the home OF Mrs. Heals mother, on
North Bromley avenue. The funeral
will take place today, lnterment will
be made in the Washburn Street ceme-
terry.