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Evening star., 1894-03-13
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
sAMIbL SIENCER, +. w. HUIDEkOPER AMI
REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS

oAhILL SlfNNER, 4. w. HUIDEkOPER AND
REt BEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS
Schedule In effect December "a ISq3
All Trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Pas
senScr station, Washington u. c.
500 am. daiy-Local for Danville and inter
medIate stations and connects az Lynchburg With
the Norfolk and Western railroad westward daily
day. FN ~
. il :oI am, TIE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAll--Daily. operates Pullman Bufet SleeDcrs
New YORK and Washington over the NEW SHORT
Line Via Columbia to savannah and St Augustine,
Uniting at Danyile with the Pullman SleeDer Tor
Charleston Via Columbia and at Greensboro with
Sleeper for Augusta. also carries through Pullman
Buffet Sleeper New York Atlanta, where di-
i, decd roibectlen & Is made for Birmingham. Mont
soiheIr! ana Iew Orleans.
Ito p.m.-Daily for Charlottesville and inter
medl3te siGtions, and through train for Front
N'I2 az anu stran.arTi Is. daily except Sunday.
EltN NESIiRULED LIMITED. composed entirely
oi Iullhi3n Sstlnuled Sleepcrs and Dining Cars
runs over the NEW SHORT LINE via Columbia 10
Augusta, SaIannah, Jacksonville and TamDa Din.
lns car. Charlotte TO Jacksouyill-. Also operates
Ihllman S.eeDer New YORK TO New Orleans yia
Atlanta ana Montgomery. New York 10 Ashevllle
VA Salisbury, and Washington To Memphis Via
BlrniilsnaIh Dining Car Green5o-o' TO Mont
eol'ery.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DTyIs.
IoN lta'e Washington at 9:1o a.m., ABS pm
day. for ucrn!un and intermediate stations Re
iuflin@, arrive Washington $50 AIN, 2:45 p.m
dLily from, RJlrd illIi. and 0:53 am daily eSceDt
SuEily, frOHi lterDdOn only.
IhrOugl trains from the 50, tn arrive Wash
lhslyn "a" a:in 2;91 pm. and $50 p.Bl Manas-
sAs DIVISION 40 am. daily, except Sunday and
s:4O am. daily frOm ChaTloItcsrilie ~
1lc6et Sleeping Car reservations aud Information
furnished at Offices, 5ll and 1860 PcnnsyIvania
aHenue and al Passenger Station, Pennsylyapia
Ra,road, Mashinston ID: C.
W. IL. GREEN, Gen. Man.
- W. ~ TURK. Gen. Pass AIT
l.. ;. BRoNN. Gen. Agt. Pass Dent dos
Evening star., 1894-03-13
ABOUT GEORGETOWN,
Talk of Reducing the Price Paid for
Mining Coal.
How This Would Affect the Canal
Trafic-Custom House Entries
Interesting Notes.

There Is strong talk among the ccal COM
panies Of tn Cumberland ami Georges
creek districts Of reducing the amount now
paid for the mining of coal. The selling
price OF the article has been reduced and
the cost of obtaining IL must be proportion
ately changed. Some of the companies ia
Vor reduction of 20 per cent. bur the gen.
crafty believe that 10 per cent win put
them where they were before in the matter
OF profits. The miners. who receive 50
cents per ton for their work. are said to
view the proposed reduction with reason
ana will accept it, In one Of :he conlpa-
MES reduction Of per cent has already
taken place The Consolidation Company,
whose interests on the Chesapeake ana
ONO canal are perhaps the most important
or any, will probably be one of the first TO
cut The miners a year or more ago re-
ceived 60 cents per ton for coal mined.
building Association Meeting.
At the one hundred and thirty-second
regular monthly meeting OF the Citizens
Equitable Building Association, held last
night, $4,000 We're sold, being twenty-orO
shares, at an average OF $3.50 80 per share
Suit Against Railroad Company.
Mr.. Timothy O'Connor has entered SUIT
against the Georgetown and Tenleytown
Railroad Company for sl50.45. the amount
OF a bill rendered for setting boilers In the
power house The debt has bean standing
for some time.
Custom House Entries.
Entries received at the Georgetown Gus
tom house during the week ending March
10, 1894, were as follows: Decorated china
Sl02; manufacturers metal, s6l0; olive OIL.
sl65; champagne, s39s; wine in casks, s1,11l;
toys, S2!S; books. s215; total. 81 S94
BUSINESS at the custom house has been
lamentably dun of late. Imported goods are
coming In with such irregularity and in such
small quantities that the collector has for
gotten what a big commission looks like
The unsettled condition of the tariff aues-
ton, II is claimed, has brought this state
OF things about. and not until things rela-
tive thereto are known TO a certainty VIII
the Office again be crowded with business
The Volta Institute.
The staircase on the front OF Prof. Belle
uniquely constructed Volta Institute has
been finished and workmen are now engaged
in artistically touching up the two huge
pillars at the door, painting the bars with
which the windows are protected and other
wise paying the last attentions 70 f. The
building is the most conspicuous In town.
not on account Of its size for IL is CO ompara-
lively small, but on account of the oeculf-
arity Of its style OF architecture II has the
general appearance sighseers say, of an
immense tomb The staircase which IN
built on 35th street, is as wide as the entire
building
Harriet Dodson, a visitor at Mt Zion
Church. and a resident of Cassie alley,
Capitol Hill, was stricken with paralysis
yesterday afternoon, and had to be carriei
home. She is about sixty years OF age.
Felinda NJ. Chapman and husband, Leon
ard 5. have sold to William A Morton lot
2d5, in Isaac n. Rollins sub square 90
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-FOR EXCHANGE-F0R EXCHANGE.
Will exchange fine piece Of business property
on 11th ST., opposite the PALMS Royal, on vacant
ground.
6 rooms, BATH cellar. Price, S4.5Oo. Northwest.
FOR EXCHANGE lot 2-story and
basement brick on Sth near Mass ave. ne.
FOR EXCHANGE on lot in city Columbia
Heights a Few sroom corner house NV Price,
DAVID D. STONE, so4 and sos F st. NV
mh13-3t
FOR sALE-A HOUSE WORTH 50, 800 FOR s45O0
half square from Capitol and cable cars contains
beautifully papered rooms and bath; exception
ally well built; rents for $50.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, SO4 and SOC + st. NV.
FOR sALE-ON y ST N.w.-ONLY $4,000
nearly new bay-wndOw brick; six newly papered
rooms. bath and cellar.
1t DAVID ID. STONE. SOL and So6 st. NV.
FOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE on 18TH
81. NV. Price. 50, 400: reduced from $500, o
rooms. bath and cellar; hrst-class repair.
II DAVID ID. STONE, S04 and S06 + ST. NV.
FOR SALE-A FINE LARGE HOUSE AND LOT
at bargain on 18th st. NV; $1,000; a nearly
new 12-rOom brick; lot 2JxllO to alley, with a
brick stable very low price.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, SOi and sos F st. NV
FOR sALE-S6. 500. ON G. ST. Nw-AN ATTRAC-
tive 3-stOry frame dwelling. contains IL rooms
and bath; lOt 2o4x120 to 16-ft. alley with
stable.
For Sale: $500 is very cheap for Groom
frame dwelling on ST. lear 9TH lot alone
worth the price: size 10 44xll5.
1t DAVID u. STONE sol and SOC + ST. NV
FOR sALEI HAVE A BEAUTIFUL NEW 10
room hoISe heated by furnace, situated near
Dupont Circle, which / can sell ON $500 cash
payment, and balance monthly.
n.hl3-St ED. J. O'HARE, 1OOe st.
Evening star., 1894-03-13
Justice sutherland,s Trial.

Kenneth F. Sutherland. justice Of the
peace of Gravesend, was placed on trial
at Brooklyn Yesterday for the second time.
He is charged with oppression, end punish
ment for this offense is one years
Imprisonment and a fine Of $500 or both
sutherland is accused OF committing to jail
the fourteen Gaynor copyists who went to
Gravesend on the morning Of November s.
The work Of obtaining a jury was immedi.
ately commenced
Evening star., 1894-03-13
Refused to Take n Cuf.

All Of the operatives at the Merrimae
Woolen Mills near Lowell, Mass, yester-
day went out on a strike as a result OF
reduction in wages ranging from l2 to
- per cent over 1900 persons will be
affected by the strike.
Evening star., 1894-03-13
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule in effect November 30. 1sa2.
Trains leave daily from Union station tR and
~, 9Th and B SITS. " ""N
through The grandest scenery in America with
the haBdSomcst aud most complete solid train scrr
ice west fiofa Washington. "
200 P.M. DAlLN-"Cincinnati and ST Iouis
Special al''-Sold Nestibulcd. Newly Fouip,ed Tyn,
irc-lighted, steam-heated Train. Pailman's finest
sleeping ears Washington To Cincinnati Indion
alolis ard -. LoIis without change. Dining car
from Maysvilie serving breakfast. Arrives CIac,n-
matt, 100 a m. indianapolis, IL 30 am ana C,bt
caso. j:i5 pm; 81. louis. 7:30 pm.
1l:1G Pm. DAIl-The famous IF F. V Tim.
tied solid Nestihuled train with dining car ami
Pullman secpers for Cincinnati. Lexington and
Louisville, without change; arriving al Cinrinnat "a
$50 r:m:; Lexington, G:lO pm; Louisville. 9:5o
pm: Indianapolis. IL: pm. Chicago 40 a n, y
AMI 81. Louis, ii5 am. connecting in Union demo.
for AL points. ''
1875. AN. DAILY-For Old Point Comcor, nm
Norfolk. Only .ail line. ~
2a0 PM. DA1LN-Express for Gordonsvflla
Charlottesville, Wayneshoro' Stauuton and princI.
pal Virginia points; daily, except Sunday for Rich
moLI
Pullman locations and tickets at company's OF.
fees, 5l3 and l42l Pennsylvania avenue.
II. W. FULLER
n"n General Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard. Washington, DC, March /. 1s94.-Sealed
proposals, indorsed Proposals for Supplies fo-
the Navy Yard Washington, Dc to Re Opened
March 2o,lS9i," will be received at the bureau
of supplies and accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, DC, until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, MARCH TWENTIETH, 1894. and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter TO furnish al the
navy yard, Washington, DC, a quantity of braid
spool silk, steel castings betting, tools. steel
rods waste, bricks, tin zinc, copper, Indian lead
and cruciblcs. The articles must conform TO the
navy standard and pass the usual naval inspcr-
tion. Blank proposals will be furnished upon ar-
plicatiOn to the navy yard Washington, DC
The attention of manufacturers and dealers is IN
yited. Tie bids, all other things being equal.
decided by lot. The department reserves the
right 10 waive defects OF TO reject any or all
bids not deemed advantageous to the government
EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster General, U.S.N
mig 92aw,2w
Evening star., 1894-03-13
DENTISTRY
,NCWn ard Bridge Work

Crown and Bridge Work
- Deme2ds from the operator kEovlc,l 20. in
genaity and skin OF the highest order We
MAKE a speciality OF Grown and B-i,l-c
work. and have been uniformly successful
{" in this linz.
- Extracting. &c; with gas o- local an
aesthetic, .Oc.: filing OF silver, Ilatiaa or
- analam TO-: gold. 81; porcelain crown
- So: god. Sc; best full set teeth, 81.
DIR. Graham, :3Oz 9Th St.
GROSUON'S DENTAL. PAIaOI;S FSTAB. 1851.
lr. Vi. Il. Grusaon, Jr., successor. 1905 lIth NV.
Teeth inserted. 81 TO so. Open all lolrs in
cuding SuEdlys. Local aa1estAetic painless "x-
traction fe23-lm'
PAINLESS. YET SAFE. METHODS
Applied in all Dental opcrat ions. Charges mClcr-
ate. See "ad." in Gn0tEer column
EVANS DENTAL PARiORS. l2i1 PA AVE. fao
L. $. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. THE LEADING
dental oIganiza .ioE Of America. Scientific DEN
TISTIN at L odrrate prices hy experts only sOl
TIL ST. See card in another column. oc9
FLEE DENTAL 1NFIltMAEY.-TEErH FILLED
AMI artificial teeth inserted without charge eN-
cept cost of material, at 1870 ii 81. NV. den
tai department Of the Columbian University,
from l to I'm. daily. except SuEday. Ex-
traction free. lniirmary open from October } to
June 30 se2J-tr
Evening star., 1894-03-13
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE FOR EXCHANGE.
An economical corner near Capitol unincum-
10 lots 9th and f ne; 1895; each 81, 80.
Lot on o 81. near 10th; 22x125.
.. A nne lot y square from l4th st. NV; 2oxl0O;
lot 5Oxl5o in Columbia Heights bet. 18th
mhl3St DAVID d. STONE sOi & so6 st.nw.
FOR E-CHEAPEsT LOT IN TIE NORTH
west: north side near \. ii. ave-; party wall
mhl33t ED. ]. o'HARE. 1905 + st.
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT NV.
near Conn. ave; and n II; ave-; 5ox5o; a choice
s ones in neshO0rn''a VII hASbY if S% If
mhl3-2t 6l0 18th *. NV.
FOR sAIE-A FINE BLOCK OF VACANT
ground the corner of 18th and Riggs sts.,
fronting 03 II. 18th and i60 it. Riggs;
incnmbcred; will trade for good income producing
JOHN b. WIGHT
FOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BUILDERS
18th st. and willard NV: 50 feet nth.
132 on Willard; 10 foot alley on side; capable of
mAl2-it A. r PARDON. 6l5 18th St
FOR SALE-A CHANCE TO MAKE 81. 900.
An elegant lot in a fashionable section of the
NV. a. Il great sacrifice owner needing money
will sell lot st. 18th, 100 feet deep
TO paved alley, at the extremely low price of
Si1 Si.91 a foot; worth 81 This Is undoubtedly the
biggest bargain and surest and safest sIecula-
tiGn to be had. Ashford's abstract. DAVID D..
STONE, S0I and 500 L ST. NV. mhl2-3t
FOR EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL LOT ON IOWA
circle; will ttada FOR ground houses. Apply
to BANES & SIMPSON, 100 l4th st. NV. mlO-3t
FOR SALE-7 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LOTS BY
the owner; fronting south; the most valuable
lots on the heights, and will take the least
money down to buy them
If sold at will sell at a great bargain
Gail ut Room g. Washington Loan and Trust
building, or address for particulars =. o. Box
PSI. mhlo-7t
FOR SAI.E-FItEE- BUILDING LOT, 4Oxl5O FEET
in beautiful Egg Harbor City given away free, to
every purchaser of reserved seat at Harris
Theater Otlce SGS st. NV. mho-lmo
FOR SALE-ON TERMS TO SUIr-ONE OF THE
best, cheapest and prettiest building sites, and
only one left, among those % fine new houses on
at New Jersey ave. and Sd st. NV; IS feet
SOUTH front TO soft alley; fine party walls; Sl.50
per foot Address ME, 7. o. Box 500, City
mlg-3t"
FOR SALE-OR ENCHANGE-S2laxlO FT 3D "
G., Just south of ii; water sewer. alley: take
small Rouse part payment; assume trust Miss b.,
-O36 Druid Hill ave. Baltimore. Nd. mh3-Im'
Evening star., 1894-03-13
UNDERTAKERS.

K. w. Barker.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBAL.NfER,
- 6l2 llth 81.
ISOf Established 1857.
IAe hrst undertaken practice the art OF
einbalilirC in Washington, DC.
SFaduate VI the Cincinnati School OF Embalming.
1875 class.
All work guaranteed.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
Telephone call gg-. rnh22r,
Evening star., 1894-03-13
MEDICAL. &c.

VI -blC \ II. &C.
STRANGERS, TAKE NorICE-DR BROTHERS
tcats All Diseases of Men No cure. IL pay.
Only established advertising physician III this
city. Established 10 years. 3O6 Il st. s.w.
do-lm~
DIR. BROTHERS. THE MOST EELIABLE AND
loneCst-cstahished specialist in thss city. witG
81 years experience: 10 wears at gtG u s.I.
Consultation free and strictly confidential. d5 I'M
DIR. BROTHERS INvIGoRATTNG CORDIAL Is
powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic OF all
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia.
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that oigsS of
people who are weak, miserable, lethargic,
sleepy, lack of ambition and there IS 10
remedy equal TO this cordial. Il has been In use
for Iearly fortyfve years in this city. 3oG S.w.
DIS -3m'
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MISS B. D. WAL
LACE TO ladies only at their homes.
Head and face massage u speciality.
mhl-1m' 80 18th st. a.w.
LADIES GOODS.
ACCORDION PLATING FRENCH PRoCEsSD: :
skirts, 25c.: narrow ruffes, 10c. per yd.; the
only plating establishment in Washington pink
ing; buttons. q. W. LUCAS. 91s 9th st. NV
mhl2-1m'
MISS LAURA CADMAN. 1905 C ST. NV. DOES
ladies' hairdressng. shampoong. children's hair
cutting, &c. This lady has fine reputation as
an adept in this line. which she makes a
speciality. ml9- limo
MISS NJ. HTTCHINGS. $40 1 ST. NV. DRESS
making: perfect fit and finish guaranteed by Nc
Dowell system; prize medal at worlds fair; day
or piece. fe20-lmO'
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. s26 I2TII AND
12o6-l2OS l st. NV. French dyeing and cleaning
OF every descriptions: evening and party dresses
made 4 speciality. Our patronage extends into
the most fashionable circles. dig
Evening star., 1894-03-13
SOUTHEAST.

1113-15 & 1117 NJ st.
fh. 10 and 6rs. .5, 900
81 Il 323 d ST. n.
Or. ca.......... 3, 900
p09-911 I st. fh.5r.3. 900
&l5 L st, IN, Or. Il. 800
Alley bet 9th, Ith,
g and f. bh. 3r. Il. 800
r03 10th st. IN. 5r. 800
I3t5. 1917 & 1910 X
ST, fl, Or. ea. II. 200
Ala h, ( h. 5r.....l, 900
Z Hope ave. hh. 4r. 500
SDITJINVE'>
GIG to 630 Md av,
b h, Ar. SIS. 200
11l4 * lllG 9th ST.
bh, Ir, and l III In
- 80. ...'. ~, OApo
419 1st st. fiji, or. 3. 3.s75
46I & 400 l. ST. IN,
4r. ... ..3, 800
$50 y 81, bh. Or. -, 500
3i2 & 34i VI 81. IN.
lr. ..-..2. GO
4J6 1st ST, bh. Or. Il. 500
Evening star., 1894-03-13
STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WOiks.-Cdrpcts cleaned In the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free of charge. Mat
tresses made TO order. Office, 1870 Pa. ave.
Works. 1ICS and 171O L NV. Telephone SOI.
mh2-tf u. NEWMYER. Manager.
Evening star., 1894-03-13

PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MISS b. D. WAL
LACE to ladies' only at their homes
Head and face massage u speciality.
mil Inn go 18th st. a.w.
Evening star., 1894-03-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
I'D ST. west side, just
.RNN. - NJ. - ~

- a. AaASs
18th st bet o and Il. 200
Cor II and Goth. 500
II st bet 10Th and
10Th SITS. ts............1I3
18th 81 bet y * X 1000
I ST bet Goth and 21st
SIS .l0O
10th 81 bet / and
n slS. .....-....-.. LOU
De Sales ST bet 18th
81 and Conn ave ..l2j
18th 81 nr Mass ave .125
COrcOran ST bet 18th
and 18th SITS. 100
18th st nr Iowa Cir. 100
2Jth bet o and + SITS. 100
l9-h st bet + & G.l'yO.OO
g 81 bet 10Th and
Goth SITS. ...........S5
F bet 18th & 18th. SO. .33
Y st bet l4th and 15th-50
Evening star., 1894-03-13
FOR SALE HOUSES.

FOR SALE-BY BARNES l. WEAVER,
GO ST. NV.
S2,S50-California ST. ne
pretty press-brick: bay window;
Six rooms. bath. all mod. imps.
Rents fo= 5000 per mo.
S3,5OO-32S Elm ST., l.. ID. Park
Three-story press-brick:
Six rooms. bath, all mod. imp;
Nicely papered; electrical appliances.
$4,000-P ST. near 34th ST. NV
A siXroonI brick; all mod imp;
Well rented.
S5.000-12S f st. ne
A handsome two-story and cellar;
Six rooms, bath, all mod. imp.
$e,OOO-CorcoIan ST. NV. near 10Th ST.
A desirable residence,
Containing nine rooms BATH all m. l.;
Excellent finish: furnace heat.
BARNES & WEAVER,
mhiO-eO3t 629 Il st.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

Pierre, s. D., Jan. Is. This morn
ing Gov. Sheldon announced the appoint
nent of II. G. Fuller as supreme judge
to fiji the vacancy caused by the death
Of Judge Bennett, and L. E. GatfeY of
Pierre was appointed to fill the. vacancy
caused by Judge Fuller,s elevation from
the circuit bench Shortly after the APP
polntments Messrs Fuller and Gatfy ap-
appeared before Presiding Judge Corson,
ef the supreme bench, and took the oaths
OF tner respective offices. The appoint
men,s give general satisfaction. Judge
Fa.,er had the backing OF all the pro-
minent attorneys and people OF the state
and L. E. Gaffey had the backing Of
people of the sixth judicial circuit.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

remove crushing burdens, devot,ng their
energies TO the discussion of personal
CLAIMS to petty places. And as the
climax OF all this delay came the shame
ful days we have just passed through, in
which the house has stood paralized be
cause, despite our overwhelming major
ity, we democrats would neither furnish
quorum to be counted nor count the
one that was really present. 1t is not
meerly that we have vet done nothing.
1t is that we have done nothing where
we had promised much. The worst
possible situation Of business is not that
of \ high tariff, but that of a high tariff
threatened with certain but indefinite
reductions. This is the situation our
delay has for nearly year imposed on
the country
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26
Effect of Music ON Penn.

Waller Savage Landor introduces Pc
terborough in conversation with Will
liam Penn and makes him applaud Penn
cynically, when the latter declares that
there is something in violin if played
directly that appeareth to make hot
weather cool and cold weather warm
and temperate, lot. however, when its
cords have young maidens tied invis-
IDLY to the end Of them, jerking them
up and down in a strange fashion before
ones eyes, and unless one taketh due
caution waiting their hair upon ones
face and bosom, and their very breath,
too, between ones lips if peradventure
ono omitteth to shut them bitterly and
hold tight.-Mnsical Courier.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

ought only to number Isl. Vermont
Democrats are successful also for though
their quota is 19 they have frozen to 1OS
official positions. Even Pennsylvania
Democrats can't keep up 70 Virginia or
Mary land. Tor they fill only 1888 offices
though their quota is 1850. South Da-
kota Democrats are encouraged by the
possession Of go out of the - their dee.
These figures all go to show how con
ducive to political success it is to live in
a politically doubtful state if you aspire
10 a Federal position.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

The sentiment against the admission
Of Utah into the Brotherhood of states,
which few years ago, effec,ua,ly silenc-
ed all it's advocates, seems to have com
petely subsde. Evidently poligamy
has received mortal wound, and the
Sachems of mormanism have submitted
to the imperative demand Of public
opinion. No one questions their legal
right to preach and propagate their faith
rs long as they commit no acts Of treason
or violate the laws OF the land Only
on this basis will any oppose this addi-
tion to the number OF stars on our
national banner.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

The execution OF Bomberger, at Cando
n. D., last Friday, meets with universal
appreciation from all good citizens
The crime was one OF the most he!nous
Oh record, and the prompt manner in
which the autho-ities legally dealt with
the case is highly commendable. A
little more OF such prompt decisive work
ia dealing with those who willfullv vio-
Lie the law, will prove to be advanta
gaous for the country.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

Many OF the labor saving sources OF
artificial heat are death aealn. in their
effect upon the air OF a room. Both gas
and Kerosene stoves are enormous con
sumers OF oxygen and neither should be
tolerated except under the condition OF
constant supply ot fresh mir. These
structures do not apply to yas-logs placed
in Il CRATE, which furnish most grateful
and heathtul warmth, rs the chimney
secures perfect ventilation. There is an
added hanger in u kerosene stove when
in unskilled hands, rs in addition 10 con
snming the oxygen it also it there is the
slightest thing out OF order gives forth a
deadly gas The imperfect closing OF a
burner cap, leaving the leas, crack, will
about the burner.
Another frequent source or evil is a
lighted kerosene lamp turned down
TIE vile oder resulting very unpleasant
to some people, though there are noses
that do not perceive it's very poison
Gus gas, most dangerous to human life,
and pronounced by high authority Cap
able Of causing diphthrrla AMI some
contagious fevers The Would-b be econ
omist who turns the lamp down to save
oil is instructed that she saves scarce u
tartbing; while the gas which feeds the
flame is generated but uneOnSllmeu and
pollnting the atmosphere. endangers the
health and even lives OF the occupants
From "Sanitarlan," in Demorest's Fam
lily Magazine for February.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

While republican members OF Con-
gress have been dealing some stalwart
flows against the sophisms of democracy
some OF their severest blows and fiercest
demuncation have come from their own
ranks. This is evident. from recent
speech delivered by congrass,n an
Johuson, prominent democrat
from OHIO, who assailea the free-trade
policy OF the democracy ia the follow
ing vigorous language.
IF i:r. Cleveland hal shown the saga-
city and courage The situation demanded
the ink would not have been dry on the
commissions Of his secretaries before
congress would have been called in
10 extra session to relieve the country oH
its extra burdens Of iaxalinn. But in
stead of that We proceeded to test on our
lanrels and divide the spolls, and the
Aation was treated to the spectacle Of
preeidsul and congress, having I-oYer 10