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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-13
Tired of Life.

Special 10 the Globe.
BILLINGS, Mont, March 12.-W. f.
Carleton suicided here to-day by taking
strychnine. He was about forty years
years of age and unmarried. Cause,
tired of living.
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A Whirlwind of Snow.

BERLIN, March 12.-The weather at
Charlottenberg, where Emperor Fred
erick went last night, was terrible
throughout the night. A whirlwind of
snow envelOped everything. At mid
night the snow was several inches deep.
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Still Waiting.

Another meeting of engineers was
held last evening in the Wilde block,
committee of the st. Paul q Duluth, re-
turned from Chicago and was present.
1t seems that both the brotherhood and
the railroad officials have been awaiting
Mr.. Miller's return in order to decide
the issue ON that road. The engineers
would give out nothing last night, but
it was rumored that the engineers on
that road might go out within twenty
four hours unless some word came
from Chicago to prevent. One of the
chief members of the brotherhood is
in that city now and will return some
time to-day. The engineer are bound
to resist everything save surrender by
the sop road
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Elected NIayOr.

Special 20 the Globe.
DUBUQUE, To-, March 12.-In the city
election held in East Dubuque u. p.
Morton was elected without opposition.
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ish-brOwn overcoat. also legginS and
rubbers. Coroner William Cadzon. of
Rosemount, was telegraphed to hold an
inquest.
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AT OTHER POINTS.
Severe Storms Reported in Other
States

New HAVEN, Conn.,, March 12.-At
II O'Clock this morning no trains had ar
rived from New York and the mail and
newspaper trains are stuck Just below
Bridgeport in heavy snow drift. The
storm is very severe and the railroads
and telegraph lines have suffered much.
On the Naugatuck division trains are
drifted in. No train has yet come down
the Northampton division and no trains
are starting East Oh the Shore line di-
vision. The railroad yard here is
drifted in and switching is impossible.
In this city the horse cars are aban-
doned. The snow is about fifteen inches
deep.
IN MICHIGAN
NEGAUNEE, Mich, March 1.-THE
two days. blizzard just ending has been
the worst of the year for railroad men.
The Chicago & Northwestern train due
here at l o'clock yesterday left Esean-
aba at 3:15 and got stuck at Mason. 1t
is still there in the drifts with the Ell
CINE dead. The south-bound train is at
Brampton, having been shoveled out
two OF three times. On the Duluth,
South Shore d Atlantic, the Houghton
division train pulled through, but the
Mackinaw division is closed to traffic,
with the west-bound express and the
snow plOwS all showed in on the eastern
half of the division. No east-bound
trains were started from Marquette yes
terdaV
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TO INVESTIGATE THE TRUSTS

VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY.
By William Carson, President.
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A Coon NAME

AT nome Is tower Of strength abroad-says the fami
lar proverb, and it fully verified by the history Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla The first words of commentator
and praise for this medicine received from our
friends and neighbors and from the time was fairly
introduced up to the present there has been and is
now more OF Hoods Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell Mass
where it is made. than of all other sarsaparlas and
blood purifiers combined This good name" among
people who have known Hoods Sarsaparilla and its
Propretors for years should certainly be evil
dence to people in other cities and Of the excel
lence and merit Of this medicine
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for s. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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In the list published SATURDAY. OF students who
VIII receive tine degree or master OF laws at the
Columbian University Law school CONNIE ncement,
saturday, the name OF Mr.. John Pelham, OF Ala
Daua, was Inadvertently omitted
Rev. Sia Sch OnC, native delegate from China
u the LATE Methodist General Conference, adj
dressed the congregation OF Wesley Methodist Epls-
copal church yesterday. Rev. Dr. sites acted as
Interpreter.
Rev y W shields, who has been in columbia S.
G., Tor some time addressing colOred people on
matters concerning their welfare, has returned 10
Washington.
Yesterday afternoon during the storm an I'M
known BOY about thirteen years Of age was blown
on the Long Bridge and drowned.
Mr.. ROBERT ". Thompson, who was released
from custody by Chief Justice Bingham, saturday
morning. under VIII OF haDeaS corpus, as stated In
TIE STAR, Med suit In the afternoon against
cen smith cat whose Instance he was arrested)
Tor 10000 damages for false arrest
The second report Of Mr.. Reginald Fendall, the
receiver IN the case of the estate OF Mrs. Weltha
a EnmODS. deceased, has been filed In the Equity
court, showing that h. has received $50 shares of
American Ben Telephone stock, valued at SAC, 500,
and other effects aggTegating s+S,:sSs.;s,.
The members OF the Washington Lodge OF Elks
who attended the reunion at Cincinnati returned
last might
This morning Albert T. Lincoln, indicted for
grand larceny OF SO from John j. Lennon on
March - last, was brought into the Criminal
Court on bench warrant, and was arraigaed and
HE'D plea In abatement, and entered into recos-
in the Criminal Court this morning Benjamin
+. hlOpfer. charged with manslaughter In causing
the death OF Chas. B. Telling April 20, by shooting
There will be pubic discussion Of the ques-
tion "Can Convict Labor be controlled by con-
grsSs," at Prohibition Union hall, Tomorrow
evening.
\ paper signed by "Wm. jennings of Lanca-
shire, England and "Jean Badere, OF Liverpool,
England, 70 share the expenses and profits in In
Is the inventor, was recorded in the recorder OF
deeds Office to-day
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The COurss.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT CoURr No. 1-Judoe Hogner.
To-day, Cosock agt. Sammons; judgment by de-
aulr. small nuf n IN trial

The Courts.
CIRCUIT C0URr No. 1-JudQe Hdgner.
To-day, Cosock agt. Summons; judgment BY de-
iaulf. small agt. D. c.: on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judoe Merrick.
Crown agt B. & p. r. R.; on trial.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Judoo Montgomery
To-day, b. f. Klopfer, manslaughter, i,eaded
not guilty. A +. Lincoln, grand larceny; bench
warrant returned served, plea in abatement nled,
and recogntzance in $500 taken. Camil Solari,
sunday bar; verdict not guilty. samuel Gassen-
heimer, do: pleaded guilty. John Barrett, de-
stroying private property; verdict not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-Judce Miller.
To-day, John Noiand, indecent exposure; s. or
10 days Charles Hughes, disordery conduct; do
William Short, trespass on parks; do. Maggie
weaver, d1sorderly conduct; do. Edward Wat
klnS, 90; DO. Dennis Mcdonald, DO; do Lester
willard, do; do. Travers Ford, do; do. Isaac
Young, Richard Glced, Joseph Mann, Dennis Kelly,
James Miles, Moses Thomas Charles Anderson,
duct; collaterals forfeited. John Toiver, do; s.
or u days William Josie, throwing bah In street;
collaterai forfeited. John GoSs. profanity; DO.
Patrick sweeney and John crowley, trespasS on
parks; b collateral forfeited. William Brown,
playing ball In the street; 81 collateral forfeited
Edwin A. Marsh RS do; az. % '0la'e'' '0''s'
The bodies OF Miss Sue Wilson, aged eighteen
years, and her three-mOnths-old babe were found
crowned In the Schuylkill River at Reading, Pa.
MISS wilson disappeared from her home two weeks
ago she had tied her child about her body with a
rope before plung1ng into the river.
The dead body OF Edward Mccullough, superin-
tenoent OF the gas furnaces OF the PottSvte (Pa-)
iron ana steel Co., was found sunday evening IN
one OF the gas fues with lamp still burning be-
side IT, 1t Is supposed he was overcome by the gas.
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Sale< of Real ESfare.

f. NJ. DarneiIle has bought for "a 800 OF John
Addison, lots II and IA, square 1860, fronting
215h feet on South Carolina avenue and 1852 feet
IL inches on 10th street southeast. A. Herbert
ct al, has bought for 600 OF j. Ii. Paynter part
lot 3, square 151, 20 by 64 feet IL inches on L
street, between Connecticut avenue and 18th
streets northwest. J. ID. Coughian has bought OF
Corrina l. Marean Tor $4,000, sub lot GA, square
l9l, IL by 100 feet on 18th street, between 5 and
L streets northwest.
Octave b. Van Wick has bought for so 600 of H.
A. WOrmley, 10 acres OF Land on the north side OF
the county road from the Rockville turnpike to
ShOemaker'S mill
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
J1Ci-dffoas ne q. hSs commanding Of r. M
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland Delaware
aud Virginia. fresh 10 brisk nOrthVesteriy winds,
s,oler, fair weather.
ONE CAsE NATSsOoE, SC: French organizes, l2c.
tAIl!is, IOc: new lice ssteens. I.c., 1Jc-
JOHNSON. GARNER q Co, t-1 Pa ave.
We only charge sIJ for our SO Bargain suits.
El~TAAN Bios, 1tn and T.,
The only Manufacturing Clo;hiers in Washington.
CcOS BRAND COLLARS
3 for zoe.
Perfect Bttlnc.
Have no others.
WILLIS Ice Cos PpnotScOt icr-red wagons.
WEonIy charge SIS for our $40 Bargain suits.
E.sETAN Bros. 9TH ana =,
The only Manufacturing Clotniers In Washington.
COON BRAND COLLARS,
:: for SOC.
Why pay more.
CofBrHxs MUsTAKD.-PhiIadelphia Brand Is the
kfng OF condiments. Flavor and punzency con-
Tined In perfection. For sale by Grocers.
VIZ only charge SlI for our $50 Bargain suits.
FIsENAS Bros. 7th and T.
The only Manufacturing Clothiers In Washington.
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
, FOR SOC.
The best ana latest.
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Col. Ochiltree Tells a Bandana Story,
From the New York Tribune.
Col. Thomas Ochiitree is seen at the entrance
OF the Hoffman House with a suspiciously red
handkerchief in his hands, which he vigorously
protests is not ''Dandana.' He tells this story
"When Thurman was in the Senate one OF his fel.
low-members was Henry G. Davis, Of West Virginia
the father-in-law OF S. B. Elkins. An tmportan,
debate came on In which Thurman took leading
part. In the midst OF 1t Davis went TO sleep wi Ii
his head on his arm on his desk. Thurman stopped
10 blow his nose, and It Is one Of his personal pc.
culiaritieS that on such occasions he literally
wakes the dead. ON this occasion he woke Davis
who In early life was Baltimore and Onic
brakeman, and who, as he opened his eyes
Caught sight OF Humans req bandana wav.
ing In the air. In his half-dazed condition
he coupled the sound and the bandana into O
railroad signal, and grabbing his desk he at
tempted 10 twist IL around ike an old-fashioned
brake before he remembered where he was and
began TO laugh at his deIusiOn.n
orange Judd Green, post graduate OF Cornell
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
sror~encnrs Eo-niyhs.


hIBsrers-"Prince MethUsalem."
PASORAMA BUuDING--"Battle OF shiloh"
HAKRIs'.-COra Van Tassel.
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PROPOSALS.

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
received until @SS fER
DAY: JUNE TWENTY FIRST, 1883. for Washing
and the q. s. Civii Service comm.sson during the
hscai Year ending june 90, 1889 Proposals mus, be
'isa WI aS sa ssSs'
n AND S SURGERY. WksaiSGfoN. b. e. NAY Is ).
for horses and viii be receiVed at the Barens
Of sdn Mrdisns an npd sEss Msy Sr
ISIS. at ELEVEN A NJ when they win Be pubrcly
for caring fer two and and
C. for the fiscal year ending June 30 lss9 Blank
Il &c rSe
GSs all
DROPosALs FOR NEW NAVAL OBSERVATORY
j. NAVY DEPAaTNExI. Westminster. p: 9, April 10,
Aa ct
which reference made part Of this advertisement
NooS. on TUESDAY. The TWELFTH DAY OF J6NE
q nsx Naval iCsatsS o. sass
Sns o. Sun e IN. p
partment, including the Specifications Of the work
g Sade ON
contained in the "Circuiar relating the construc.
sa & ss Spsh 2
copies Of the plans can be obtained application
the Superintendent OF the Naval Observatory wash.
ington. d. c. or to 3 u. Hunt, Architect, Tribune
ssM ss On
pication to the Superintendent os Architect
viii complete the entire work. Payments under the
contract will be made in twenty-four equal install
fed. The last Mt and ten per cent Of each pre-
q Se bun. 81 ss ans nn Pro-
pOs.ls must b made 10 duRc.te enciossd N se.lsd
servstory." and addressed 70 the Secretary Of the
Navy, Navy Department, Warrington, D. c. The
fects in form and to reject any or all bids %. In his
interest OF the Government may reouire
apl l.lS,25,my2 l630.tel1
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O6rl e jus. isssT
sealed IEoPS.ss VII, be TseysH 4 tbs Slics ansl
TEEN, 1855 for sprlnkling, sweeping, and cieanine
the paved aeywaysin the District Of Columbia Biank
It this oce upon application therefor together with
al necessary Information. and bids upon these forms
ject any and ~ bids q psrts Of BIDS b. wkBh
& Y. WHEATIky. CAA6 RAYMOND. MAJOR Of
Engineera CommiMtnnerA d. q 3si,-6s
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,Ao4 70 oa4o ls,a,,- =.

2oa4 to 2e42 Bay st.
NV. h.h.. ar. 10. 200
200 TO 20s o ~. and
1896 and l32s 2dst.n.
W, b.h., 4 and 6r.l3.5OO
22ll 10 :s,:2,y 10th st,
NV. b.h.. jr......l3.OO0
, TO q TIA II. road .ll,SOO
1872 TO l143 4 ST. IA. ".
1901 20 1865 l. st. "a.
w. fb.. 5rs..........s.0OO
] 4l9 20Th ST. NV. b.
H., m. l., Sr. .........9.5 800
North Cap. and / SITS.
NV, b. h. Ia. i..9r 5000
l2Os 9TH 81. NV, b.h..
m. l, Sr. ........... 300
% Est NV .h. .sr. i. 300
SOD 9th IA. ", b. b.,
N. J.. sr ..........4.5o
4:ss to 442In.w.. In,
Dr.-.....--......... 100
Il 18th ne ..lh..Sr 1. 100
~ n ST. ne, b IA. M,
Recommendation
{ - Itb sc, b.h-, ar. ..BuO
L - 9TH 81. nv, MI.
b. H., sr.....-......3.3O0
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ZINE FIGURED NULL SATIN STRIPE AND
L iiaid kemnants. lote new french sa,een benz
ngnred and plain. i2se. DOUBLE oohBfNAIIoN.
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CITY ITEMS.

They Have Got To Go.
BY mistake we received duplicate order on
some chiidren's Shoes and Slippers. The manu-
Iacturer, rather than have them returned, allowed
US such discount on them that we were forced
TO Keep them They must be closed out this week,
and to do 1t We shall sacrifice them:
100 pairs youths solid Button, 9Sc.; worth $1.50.
o. pairs youths genuine calf Butt, 1925; with s..
LOO pairs youths solid Grain-tpped Button, SIC. |;
worth S1.4O.
200 pairs misses genuine Kid Butt, 1.2O; with S.
10 pairs misses solid, Spring-heel Button, 97c.
200 pairs child's spgheel Oxfords, to 1oX, zoe.
worth $1.2o.
100 prs misses Spg or Heel Oxfords 7oc W h sl25
Misses ana chtldrens Opera Slippers, 50c. and up,
ana many others ut equally low figures.
THE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
S24 7th St.,
L Bet Ii and SITS. NV.
Yacht Brinls! new lot OF those very popular
straight br1m straw hats with black and cOiOred
bands. Franc, One Price Halter and furnisher,
Cor. TN and d streets.
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
Best 1902 Test Safety OIL, ) gallons, soc. Best
Napor Fluid, D gallons, roc, delivered. Washing
Ton standard Oh and Fluid Co., ia X st. NV. l
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWoo1, &C,
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E0R SALE-HOUSES.
IL 13ol X II. II WI

E0R SALE-HOUSES.
Il 1901 K ST. II. W, b.
h.. m i...........s36,00O
400 NJ ST. n. w. b. IA.
m. l., l4r...,......22.500
623 and 6225 IL st. NV.
oh. x ) houses RI - 600
22l0 to 2234 Bd'y
st.n.w., b. b.. Ar. 10. 200
11l6 Conn. ave. NV.
III. mi, l2r....l6. 500
X bet. 18th and l4th
SITS. NV, b. h..m.i. $4,000
i 30 II ST. NV, b.h..
lor...........-..,.i2, 300
4lo ID st. NV, b. h.,
N. l.. llr..........l2.J 500
lob 10th st. N. W, b.
h.. m. l., l0r......l2.000
800 NJ s.. NV. b. Ia,
N. l.. l3r. 900
1910 II st. Ii. W, b.h-.
l0rs. -, 300
1242 18th 1T. NV. D.
h., IN. l., l3r. 5000
429 6 ST. N. w.,b.b.,m
l.. lOrs............SS,0o0
2o:S3 II Il. NV. b. H..
Ia. l.. 900
23 Indiana ave. NV.
Il n A.. "a. -nn
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Grxr,s Su1rs SoounxD
AND PREeSED FOB 81
Coaip, 6Oe.: Psnts. 25c: Vest 2Sc AlAaesne ~
RsrafrinG dong ~ bsst manner Goods called for md
III HzHi 7o5 Oh st nv.
A31som "a xlo J. oalvogs - Dalemofs
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IL"
j Handsome property north side of o st bet
18Th ana lsfth sts. NV lot 40KlnO: uuuroVed by
frame house IN good condition. ht rooms cellar
hice lorches, aud all mod. inps. price ST.. 900.
Je9-3t 1907 Pa. ave "a
VSoR SALE-A HOME. AT A BARGAIN NEAR
II East Capitol 81. and west OF Lincoln PARK A n,W
two-story eN, rooms. bath. g. lar. bay window al
modern improvements. Lot IL lONlO5 70 alley Irre
SoSOO Terms 10 suit. IHOs. q HENSLl,
les-2w is.so II. NV.
lToR SALE-APPLY FOR ORR BULLETINs OF
l. PROPERTY Fob SAIL BEFORE BUYING.
80 HILL q JOHNSTON.
1e9-'tt a3s l1IH ST NV.
INOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE
L Gust conn leted). on RAODE Island AVE- N.ry
substantially bulk and hAndsolnly finished opei mr..
Places IN hall and rooms. with artistic ii Ing hard
Wood lnnntels and mirrors; contains twelve rooms.
Price reasonable
jest sTLIGER & LIEBERMANN. 1908 Est
E,oR SALE-l2"9 l. ST. NM, 3-sTORY PRO So
- brick front; all mod imp. lot 24xlu0 prise
$4,000. Beautiful pressed brick front on street "A
w. bit 9th and 10th history and basement: All
mod imp: IL rooms. lot 25xl2O to alley: a sl-,cal
bargain: Sl3, 5OU. 2-story aud las, nient new.
rooms al mod imp; on NJ St. bet ID and 1th nS.
$4,000. WIN r. HOFFMAN, 1921 4 81. NV. je!l-iit
1,oR SALE-A HANDSOME PRESS BRICK ROUSE
II rooms two bath rooms, concerted cellar lnuc n
improvements on Nj St outlook on CONNECTIONS ave
slO. 300; easy terms; house alone cost $1,000; ad-
Joining corner lot sold Tor 81 square foot " A
COULTER, 23 ST. Cloud Building. 1e9-2t'
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VA AsS<N -
T6l2 F n.w.,l1r. $780,
1887 n ST. n. W., 13r. /;
3l2 c st. n. W., 2Ur. II
GA 18th st. NV. LIT. IL
hob h st. NV, Tor. 4
13l Md. av. ne. Air.
OH X stn.w.,l1r....55.
221 L. Cap. st.. llr. 3d.
1886 Corcorau St, Tor. :
zoo 18th Sc. NV, Ilr.. :.
2102 II st. u. W.. Sr......4
"a Grant Place, 9r. :
221S 9Th 81. NV. Tor. -.
BOB 4 st. n. w., Or. .......4
204 ID ct. NV, 1Ur.
l0ll Goth st. NV. 9r30.
1O06 K at. n. We, Or. =:
62.,2 0 st. NV, 3 rs. -:
81 Sth st. ne, Sr......:
1ll6 9Th ut. n. w., Sr. 80!
11l6 l4th st.n.w.,7r.3O..
Lanler heights, 9r. ..-..'
1870 r. l. ave., 7r......;
42S Fl st. n w., Sr. ::
80 goth st. n. W.. Sr.27.
1898 18th st. n w-6r25.r
ZIG F st. S. w, Sr. pa
22O ArthurPi., 7r. 20.
je9 b II. WAH
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AUCTION SALES.
9y,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

T9,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on EAST
SIDE OF TwENIy-sEvENIH sTREET BE-
TMEEN AND X SHEETS NORTHWEST. AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH, 1855. at
HAlE-lAsT FIVE O'CLOCK 2. N, IN front OF the
prIui. will sell the north hall of lot g.
No. D. fronting 20 y feel 9Th street. by deIIh q
100 feet 10 an alley. Improved by four two-story
two q the alley In
Terms; one-hah cash balance in one two and three
ye with interest and secured by deed 81 trust
the properly .old ali cash At purchasers option.
AL ccns ancing and recording coed OF
deposit q saoo win be required 81 time o. sale.
NESCOTT WILCOX
eii-dkds Agents. 1905 Pa ave.
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~ VOC WANT nrst-ciass home do not FORGET TO
attend sale d house on northwest corner OF
connecticut avenue and n street tomorrow at
$50 O'Clock pm. Watchman on premisea
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siIE OF LoTs. TwiniEg City, at the eastern
Tow AT 4 30 O'Clock.
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orange Judd Green, postgraduate OF Cornell
University, was drowned OF Ithica, N. Y, yester-
day, while bathing.
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57l426 Pierce Pl.. Trees. 40
20 631 Mass .av. N. e.. 6r.. .25.35
10 21US X st. n. W. Or. .25. 80
% 4U6 Boundary n. VII 3.5
IS 1913 Linden ST., 7r...25
50 633 !. st. NV, 6r. .23
% 224 Mass. av. IL. w.. ar. ~. 90
~ 1916 l. st. NV, Or. y. so
to 14l3 33d st. n. W., 81. 20 40
70 1909 ID st. NV, Or. 20 40
f3I2l5 K St NV. Or. 20
10 6O9 H st. me-. Or. 20. SO
10 l4l3 d stn. W., Sr. 20. 40
~ 5l7 M .av. NV. Or. 20. 80
~ GA z st. me-, Or. 10. so
80 1923 n. Cap. ST., or. 1880
50 80 u st. u W.. 6r. lS
50 2l1S h St NV. Or. II
81 IS L st. NV, Or.
30 3 Defrees ST., Or. 1857
40 Il13 v st. n.w.. Or. 1850
80 34.6 Prospect av., Or. l6, so
81 1920 h e.. NV. 5r. 1880
- 1888 II st. n.e.. Or. Is
% 912 goth st. n. W.. Or. IA. 80
I. , "a kenton Pl. NE Or. IL. so
- 629 L st. Sc. Or. -. ~. 81
aO2119 9TH st. NV, 5r.ll
eNER 4 Co. GIG r m NV
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TIE OBSERVANCE OF CHILDREN'S DAY.-Flowers
aud the sweet voices OF children We're the special
features OF The service held in the Methodist
chuftheS yesterday, as well as the churches or
some OF the other denominations. IL was Chill
GFrnS Day, and the little ones nlled the hearts Of
fond parents with pride a. they recited scripture
verses ana sang songs OF praise The floral decor
tt0BS display ~ the luXuTlanCe u June vegetation
In many OF the churches the baptism OF infants
VAS made part OF the program = large audience
at'HnCett the service at the Metropolitan cnUrch.
where Bishop Newman baptized ten children anu
admitted eighteen into the church on prObat ion
Inc services NJ MckCng.sse church, Mount Vernon,
Fuu1dry, Hdmline, Waugh, Fourth street, and
Ot4tr MethuuisG churches were Witnessed by inter-
e>tsG audiences. Al The First Presbyterian church,
t1c Fourth, church OF the Covenant, Metropolitan,
Assembly, and The Eastern the children had their
special services, which were successfully carried
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