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Connecticut western news., 1889-05-22
Suicide of Cornelius Vanderk ieft

Cornelius Vanderkicfts body WIS found in the woods on the outskirts of Mcrden City, Conn. It had evidently been there several days. An empty laulanum bottle was found by his side. He had no money, and, from letters found on the body, he died rather than beg. He had seen better days. and had been a soldier at Governors Island. He slept in the open field ten nights. Postnl cards were found on which he badc good. by to his cousin, !. w. Yanderkieft. Orange, N. J.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM.
- SEY, $50 In Probate Court. Special Term

cTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- SEY, $50 In Probate Court. Special Term,
May LIST, 1889.
In the Matter of the Estate of Augusta An
fang, Insane.
On reading and filing the petition of Jacob
Anfang, husband of ugusta Anfang Insane,
showing that said insane person has an interest
in Lot number nine 90, Block eight (S). of Mac
kubin add Marshalls addition to st. PanI; ac-
Ramsey County, Minnesota, as the wife of said
petitioner, and praying that said court may
make an Order directing Gottfried Hei1the guar
dian of said Augusta Anfang, Insane, to execute
q deed for and on behalf of said Insane person
to the purchaser thereof.
And 1t appearing by said petition, that it is
desirable TO sell said real estate for the sum of
$500 to Thomas Z. Cannon of said Ramsey Coun-
ty, Minnesota: 1t is therefore Ordered, that all
| persons Interested in said Estate, appear before
the Judge of this Court on Saturday the 10Th day
bate Court Office in the city Of Saint Paul in said
County, then and there to show cause, Of any
there bel why such order should not be granted
to said Guardian. And 1t Is further ordered.
that a copy of this order shaM be published for
four successive weeks prior to said day of hearing.
the last of which publication shall be at least
fourteen days before said day of hearing in the
Der Wanderer a newspaper printed and publighed
at St. Paul in said County, and personally
served on all persons interested in said Estate,
residing in said County at least fourteen days
persons interested according to law.
"a 81 By the Court,
SAMUAL MORRISON,
Judge Of Probate.
4 Jacob Manner, Attorney.
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Nahoem tueitere nnruben niht alSbra:
6en, tuuroe Die 9dlfte Des MtlitdrS tpies
Der naA bauie eelanot.
- 3u 9ottStotpn, 8enn1plbas
MIA, BADEN I'm Qiittentpsrt Der ~9otts
tcpn Sron 60" bic 9~uobelsebilfen bic
4rbeit It lit, tueil Elm SlD.
mate an einem 9uoSelofen sur Mrbett
augelfeQt noroen mar uno tie Musldus
bern Die 4rbsit oes puobelns niht lebren
tpplIen.
- 8prtge @obe tpuroe McPberlOn,
Ran a 8 bon einem 50 IT u + n,
beim9eIudt, Der auf ben @eiaeus uno
Maisfeloern sruBen 5@aoen anri&tete.
Sn @taie Gountp tpurbe Elm @pbnbaus
nieoerseriisn uno oefen 8efiser set6otet.
- @ud in unb UNI Nuincp, Silt
npis, pitbete Elm @irbelminb. M:f
be,u ct. 8onifatius. SriebbDf tpuroe
bas in Der Mitte oes @ottesaders feb:
enbe, ettpa 90 Sub bobe Dentmal, NIT
eirem grucifr In DER Mitte, unb ben
Statuen bon Mdria uno Sobannes gu
beibsn Seiten, oemolirt. 9aS ftetnerne
&reus itirste auf bic aus Metaa berge:
ifelte Statue oes 81. Sobannes, ppourd
lettere suiammsnseoridt puroe. Die
Statue Der Mutter @ptteS blieb unUers
iebrt. SIN gan3en puroen tro5i 25
@rabosnfmdler urtsewprfen, gum She'll
abgebrc6en. perIonen, pelne ben Saul
Der @tnobDie n~erfolsten, iaben, tpie
bur@ bieielbe 8dume, Triimmer BON
3dunen, Sheunen &c. in bic 9bbe &c.
bpben, nit raIenoer @elhminbisteit TN
&reiIe gebrebt, cine Strede melt getra.
gen uno alsoann :pteoer auf bic gros
abseiest nuroen, - Mm Sreitas bauiit
auf Dem See elm Il
firdterlther r M, wie felt Deceu,:
Der '85 niht mebr. Ser ganaoiid,
Oampfer ~G9amberlain" lief in Sant
8ea4 nit uegserifener 8rilde unb aus.
9eIDihtem Seuer ein unb tpuroe ourd
Sdlepper an Die @erft 8ebradt. Die
0Sei[en iablid Don Sano 8ead lief be-
Oompfer ~8ictot" ouf. Die Settings
mannihaft fubr nit sineml R~ettun9sbOc
uno benz 8urf Apparat nab Der &ulfen
fteae, bel Der Der u8ictor" lag uno ret
tete 5 Mann, cine Trau uno Elm Wtdo
den. Ser 8urf= Qpparat fam bier gun
eriten NAL in Gbdtisteit uno arbettet
pOrtreflia. Dte 8eiabung Der $50
lepbine" unb Der ugusenie" waroeI
nit benz &ettunssbcpt gelanoet. 8eio
SaDOner trieben tpdbreao Der Nadt gu
ben Strano.
- SIM Staate Snbianaer tpirtt
cine Srau bon ibrem Manne cine Sdet
cung, neil berielbe barauf befanb, ba
neuge5orene &inb 8~el3ebub q 3,
nennen.
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Der mnnnerer.
g~hilanelbbia. So. Rtdter Sam,

Ybilanelbbia, $50. = &tHter gamma
tdnbelte pcrt. Wo6e int Wdtfenaertdte
BEN NaGIae bes I'M @prtl 1886 p~ertor>
benen Or. Qnbreas Nebtnser alb. Herletbe
betrug $l27,423 81 unb erbtelten baYcn
bic Soutbwarf Suppenanfalt $500, bas
ct. Seiepb's W~atienbaas 500, bic 6er3
SefuzSirAe $1,000, bas ct. Sobanness
W~atfenbdus $1,000 unb bte Sranctscaners
SGwefern fur bas ct. Isnes. 6oIpttal
$4,000. Das ct. Marp's 9eipttaI erbtelt
bic mebtcinti6e 8tbliptbef bes @rblaGers.
Der &eff Der 8ermDgens I'm 8etraae DON
$1!S,633.34 fdat an bic gerwanbten bes
@rblafers.
Baltimore. sri. 6paw. Spiepb
Graf, etn beut,6er Yrtefer unb &ectDr
Der 81. &reuss@ emetnbe tn Dover, BAT
etnen &uf an BITE fatbolt(Ge nnperfitGt In
Waibtn9ton erbalten, i'm eafelbf &trden'
ntultf ~ lebren unb bic Stele bes Btblto.
tbefars su perieten. Die Bsrufuns btefes
beutlden Brtefers, Der etn GROCER Mufifs
fenner TT, tptrb Iberaa a%asemeine 8efrtes
bt9uns Seranlafen. .ssorb. amerita'.
Netn 9orf. - Sn Der Gapete bes 9ep>
9auies fur beuti6e fatb. @tnmanberer,
bic benz 81. Graensel &apbael eetpetbt TT.
wurbe gum erten male @ottesbtenft se>
balten.
8rooftsm, q. g.. = Ser bo9w. 8tf6pf
9pusbltn leste am IL. Mat ben Grunbfetn
gu ether &tr6e fur fron3SftfAe
RattpItfen. Der Bfarrer Der Sc
rnetnbe, t06p. 6r. Sa1cn, BAT $4,000
gum &irAenbau betsefeuert. Die Stride
ptrb $50 1000 fDfen.
Gatdes, MtF. - 6ohw. Or. 9srmann
Oberfe1b, 6tlfsprtefer an Der &atbe=
brale, tit seforben. Gerielbe war Dor
etpa Al Sabren tn @effalen seboren.
empfing 1872 tn @lnter Die III. Brtefers
fpetbe unb fam balb barauf mad @mertfa.
Sett mebr ais 10 Sabren mar Batter S6er<
feb franf. r. L. P.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-06
g a d
W0ntaua,
Sre8On,
@aiDtn9ton.

Nenn thr ipeHIi6 fobreH polt, ipQt ibr riGt peroei.
ieu oaS bic Gtrrtbern Yaeifie 9S7 WieiIen @iienbdbn eias
net, Doer 81 Hroeent Der gan5en G~iTenbnbn Wlontana'B,
bic 2inte gebt ourd5 baS Terrttcrinm ron On pnb aBef,
es lift bic ffrsefe 3inie nod 6eIend, be einSiae BUM
man unb Dining Cars bie mad Butte 9eben Hnb bic
eiu3i9e 3tnte e1f ben man Ytiles gitp Binings, Boaes
man, UIiioula, ben YeIlopffone Rational gyarf, nnb
~tberhaupt $40 Der sriiseren Or,idaften in benz &erri'
tnrb erreihen fam.
Die gtnrtbern paeifc eignet 62I WteIen Bohn Dner
56 per Gent BON ben galiSen GiIeubobnen In gBaibing'
ton, ibre Souptlinte erfredt ah bon Soabo etnie pfa
Srnfdne Sails, @benep. Gprague, Dattma unb GnenSs
burg bnrG bic Ntilte bS Eerritoriun1S mad Eaepuio
nab BDriIdnb, Ore9Dn. @8 TT bic .einSt9e Babn bic
Baibingtpn Eerritp 3 errei6t. &uf allen streiteRIafe
Slbrbillette fam in Spofone 6dlIS nno tpeftIth BON bd.
10 Gage tberlie9en, nm o~enieni9ei bic 2ano fnnfen ipols
len, 3ett an geben ft bic nm9egenb onauiebe:.
Die Nprtbecn pacific Babn IL bic tir3efte 2inie ami.
i6tn Tacoma nr6 ct. Saul bel 2H Dieilen ita6
Seattle BET LIT WleiIen, unb nod BprtIanb bel 34
Nteilen, einen INTERRUPTED mdbenb bon Elm biz stnet Eos
gen. 4eine anbere &inie bat %irgenorpte Ourhafge, bic
naG Sbaho, Oregon Dber Uo5btngtpn geben.
Die Vcrtbern Bnife erreiht onh aIle Bldbe bon irs
genb uelher Be6sutnn9 i'm n6rhlihen Uitnneipta, Da.
lola, Nnntaun, Sbabo, Oregon unb Waibineton. Ser.
gebt niht, bas bic Norfbern PociFe unb G6aftl Bahn
bic bic id6ne Seenerie einie nod allen BIdsef In Go
g6idffa r e~anbiarte, tIuhrirte Ba&er uub Seidrei.
blnaen ttber baS Gerritorlum tpeIdtes bteie Babn uurhs
ftbrt, BON ct. Saul, YiinneapoliS, Gulutb unb Nibs
lono nod Bprtlanb, unb Oregon, Tacoma nnb GedttIe.
Waibington territory. eegt Briefmn ten bet fHr bic
meme 3arte fhc 1889 bon &ano WfcgfaIIp bon Waibin9s
ton TERRITORY tn Bprben Druid.
Ttan abreHire an ben nd@fsn Citations asenten ober
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-06

Mpreen Elm Aniiebler namers Sobn s.
Netuea toot I'M 8ett eeiunOen nit "a
Ru9eln I'M &6rper. Gr mar eth allsges
iprDHeuer @eener oeS 8isilanscomitfB.
I'm 8 nbr befelben Morgens brang
cine 8anoe Wsastirrter In Die @Dbs
iilng zines benahbarten InlieblerS uno
ererif SEQ. 8abcod, Der bort gum 8e.
1uHe tpar, uno fdleppte i'm meg. Wan
bat ieitbsm ni4ts mebr bon oemlelben
eebDrt umo man nermutbet, ba6 CT aus
benz @e9e eerduut pproen 1T.
8u OatptaG ttp muroe IN
Der Office bes 0epots Der GhicagD,. ct
QauI,, Minnenpplis & Omabas @iiens
balm elm @inbre6er bur@ ben
aeenten pbiser 8abn ertappt, ais st:
fferer ssraSe an Dem Combinations
i6IoB Der @eIolpinbe beibdfiist tpar,
unb bieieIbe gu bfnsn periudte. Ser
@inbreder wuroe perbaftet ebe er ieinem,
!3wed erretdt bate.
8pr 90 Doer 80 Sabren = be-
riHtet man aus Tacoma I'm Territ.
@aIbtnston = ernarb Ii9 &obert
SbielSS, banaaIs ein iunser Mann,
cine Seimfdtte an ben nfern bes Mii
icIri, no isbt bic Staot . una q
ffebt. Naheem er einen rehtstrdftigeu
8eFbtitel erianst batte, besab er itd
nit ieiner 8rau unb Ietner Samilte mad
Gatifprnien, tpo er it9 Elm Siemli@ Be.
oeutenoeS 8erm6gen erparb. 8Dr ettpo
10 Sabren iiberparf er fib nit feinel
SnmiIie uno nahbem er lem gigentbun
in GalifDrnien einem Isenten lberse.
ben bate, bssab er ft@ na& 8uset
Souno uno felt mebreren Sabren arbei=
tete er als Sagi0hner in pupalup, s
Metlen bsn bier. yta@ Ieiner @breil;
BON g~aLifornien erSrif Die ~Omobc
Tpwnlite So" etgenmd6ti9 BON ietnen
bprtigen @tgentbum 8etb un6 bertauft'
iein 2ano nit ibrsn l6rtgen 2dnoereien
Sbielo8 ftng elmer 8rcceB ge9en 81
Omobo TpwnTite So. an uno Dor Sur.
gem erbtelt CT Gle Nadridt, oaB oas
SberbunOa8geridt ben 8roceR ;u ieinel
@uni1en entidieceu unb ben g d q
beneri at au3weiunb3wa
aig MiGIionen Dollars feitse
iest babe, SbieIbs bat ietnem 8ruOsr
pelher Sta1tsienator BON NebrastG
1T, 8oImadt sei6idt, Die 9urdfupr
Jung bes 3ablunosurttetl8 gu bewerflfel
Iigen. Sbielbs lit iest etpa So eoe
so Sabre alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-06
Mpntama.

= ~Yrin3 &u1fet" 0arrtiOr
mill ntdt tpieoer na& benz unbantbarer
MOntara auriidtebren. Oils @rune
eibt CT an, Die SUIT lei bort gu oinu fiji
Die 2un9en ietner 5rau. MerfwiirOt'
ger g9siis, meint Der .Ins. B. @ef.'
bat er, ebe Die 0enptraten BON Mpn=
tana In Der lebten Q8abl iteeten, ME-
mails ettpas oabolt benertt. 0pfent.
lib finoet ~9apa" 6arriiDn einen 8las.
tpo Die 2uft bid eeHisg lit unb es gu
eLeiher Belt cine Stele init sutem &C.
bait uno ntdts gu tbun fir Bring 9ui'
iea" giebt. Das p!ro oteIem gerabe
pafen.
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MnS anoerer Gtaatem.

OA ~ IAAbV AH
bDben Mlter BON 115 Sabren Srau
Srancisca Nepeeie; ibr /. S. 1876
berforbener @bemam erreidte lO7
Sabre. - gu gaff Norpid auf 8 0 g
SSlanb tpobnt etn Neyer NIT rCtEen
6aaren.
= nnldnef nurbe in GbeltboiQe
Snbtana gum stpeiten male MpQte
Gor0iu BON Soiepb Gprpin, ibrem ie.
benten @atten eeidieoen. sic tpurbe
bon ibm pptisen 8inter eeidieben, Der.
ibbnte fid aber nteber NIT tbm unb pet.
ratbete tbn nDdmalS. Dieie &pmD.
bic tbnnte fte nod einntal t~pieoertoIen.
nniere @erihte erlauben es ia.
= I'm l Milton Dollars faufte eine
engliide neutrality-suspicious. bic 6.
SO. 8piet'i@e 8rauerei gu Detroit,
MiHigan. Die @eleGidaft Mil BIZ
bisberise idbrlide @r3eusun3 ppr
$4,000 SaB auf bas DOppsIte brinsen
Der 8lab atpeds Gnlase eines
neuer apploeif&en @artenS
in So a Bin etDn, fiir ben Der poria'
gonereB 5000, 900 beuiaigt bat, 1T nun
bon rem nit Der 4usfdbruse betrauter
ausidus am Rod greef, I'M Nprope.
fen Der Staot, ;tptlden 8upoIae Gar,
unb &lingel &pab sepdblt ppr6en; el
1T $50 &cres srpB uno berrIi@ eeIegen
8pm @eiBen 9aule lit CT uneefdbr
Meilen entfernt. Die jest i'm Smith
fcnians 8art sebeeteu 9biere tperben fpd
i'm 9erbif mad benz reaen ;ooloaiiGe,
@arten sebradt tperben.
8ei Dem SHaht IS" Der Sob
Iensruben Der @bicasp, 8ilmineton 4
8ermilipn : @eieQi@aft unfern 8raib
tpDob, Sllinois, Fam es Ieste @od
su 1nruben. S&cn felt Monats
fritz tpar genaRnter S&aHt, In benz ae
tpbbnIi4 600 bis 700 Mann beiddftia
inb. arbsr 8etrieb. Die @rubengeiel
i@aft batte, I'm ben Mitbeperb be
Obiper @rlten aisbalten su tDnnen
ibrsn Grbeiteru cine 2obnermdBigun
BON 10 9rOcent ansetincist, mas cine
Stre1 Sur Splse batte. Spdter emf
idlcHen fi& In 8raibpppb ipcbnbaft
3Ohlengrdber Die Grbeit gu benz ermd
sietsn 2cbnias aufsunetmen, tpurbe
aber baln oarauf bon ben italisniide
RpbIensrdberu aus gpaI Gitp, @polet
Diamond, Glart gitp ,lao @arbner a.
pnltIam aus benz S@aht pertriebe
unb an Der 6ortiesune Der Arbeit be,
hinbert. I'm tpeitern nnruben por,u
beugen unb Die sur Mrbett bereiten Sol
Iensrdber gesen bic italieniIdeu Streit'
al f6iiben, bate Der Sheriff oeS Count
@iG ben @puperneur Sifer UNI @ni
Tenoung BON MiIi5 setetsu uao hisi
ertheilte oemjuIolse ben 4 Gcmpagnie
bes 4. &esimeuts ben 8efebI, mad Del
6haiipIas oer unruben allssuriidei
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

OF MINNESOTA. (ss In Probate Court,
County OF Ramsey. Especial Term June
9Th 1889.
In the Matter of the Estate of Adam weisert
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of Pro.
bate of the County of Ramsey, will, upon the
second Monday of the month of December A. D.
1889 at ten o'clock a. M, hear, examine and
adjust all claims and demands against said
deceased; and hat six months from and
after the date hereof have been allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims
against said estate, at the expiration of which
time all claims not presented or not proven to
its satisfaction shall be forever barred, unless
for good cause shown further time be allowed.
BY THE COURT,
(L.S) SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate
Geo. Gerlach, Executor of the Estate of Adam
weisert deceased.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
Charged with Forging Deeds.

A. W. Edens of the firm of Edens & Co.,
real estate agents, 244 Washington street,
Boston, was arrested Tuesday afternoon,
charged with uttering forged deeds of lots
of land in Florida. The purchaser OF the
lots was L. Barta Of Boston. The deeds
were not forthcoming promptly and Mr..
Barta put the matter In the hands Of col
lection agency, to whom Edens surrendered
the papers, on which were the signatures Of
John +. Dunn and Alice l.. Dunn, and
purporting to have been acknowledged be-
fore notary public. Only an ordinary red
wafer appeared on the deed. This caused
some suspicion and II was discovered that
all the names, which are those Of we'll
known people In Ocala, Fla, were forged
II is stated that Edens confessed he had
used Barta's money, and In order to quiet
him had forged the deed, intending to send
the money to Mr. Dunn as soon as he
could and receive bona fide deed. A
large number Of sales of property in Ocala
have been made by Edens.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
rreasurer Huston,s IntentIous.

1t is probable that Mr.. Huston, the newly
appointed United States Treasurer will not
take the oath Of Office for at least two
weeks, owing to several complications and
embarrassments that would arise should he
do so. Treasurer Hyatt has an enormous
trust to look after. AS Treasurer Of the
United States he is responsible for about
500, 100000, and as Assistant Treasurer al
interim, in charge of the New York Sub
Treasury, position he assumed on account
OF the death OF Judge McCue and held until
relieved by Mr.. Roberts, he is accountable
for the $500, ,000, 900 there. While Mr.. Hyatt
is quite anxious to be relieved from his Off
cial duties he does not want to be placed in
a position where he cannot look after his
own interests and those of Judge McCue's
heirs, during the count at New York. This
would happen should Mr.. Huston become
Treasurer before the count of the Sub
Treasury funds in New York is finished
AS Mr.. Huston does not care TO embarass
Mr.. Hyatt he will probably wait until the
New York count is finished before entering
on his new duties.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
TWO MIssoURIAN5

o,,,m si.o" ,oa' ot ahon. A. ,.,,,,
N'" ma" VI "oo"V no WIN
blue eyes, slight mustache, graying, as is
his hair, is frequently seen about the st.
James. He is there now. He repisters as
JoT Chond,or q T. ou,o uo 10 o1a ~ 49,
80 ~. , ' Ns' r,oe. ~ 10 vn' VI .uo
aoiese "Wyers III ING country he nus the
faculty OF discussing dry, legal point In
way to make 1t not only intelligible, but
even interesting. to laymen. During the
Great s,or routa t,iola ,,o ,yos ono q, c,o,,ora,
5.o". s''i 'o"'o '''"', no ""s o'o VI 'ono'"
nraays counsel, ana was aiways put Tor
ward to argue the law OF the case The
last great ease In which he was engaged
was as one of the Governmental counsel In
,ho pou ,olonhono s,its Ahou, a WOO. .,,,a
,no m puii 'u 'o,opnono e",'9' Aoouy year ago
MI, Chandior moved pach from washington
to st. Louis. Now he is returning to Wash
ington again. He was interested in a new
Western railroad, and went out there to
look after il Ue kent nm his law ofIce in
The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
DAGo DISGUST.

No worka to-day-I worka to-mor'-
/ grinda da org'-have one goota monk --
When maka da mon no hava to bor'--
Maka him not, kick lika da donk'
Da peop' in dessa land hava too much to
do
Dat malSa da monk sick--mea too
Da Italiano man like take mucha da sleep
Da Americana man work lika da Turk;
When maka da moo mn sella him cheap
Da peop' too stinG Ncalla me ''shIrk;''
Day Gala me "dago' a. Shessanut" too;
Dis maka da monk siclS--mea too
When you have noa NOR in dis "land of a
free,n
You beta your life you have not mucha
funi
If you grinda You biz AM work harda llka
me
You one damma fool-one big soma de
gun;
Too mucha monop'--too much squeeza de
screw
-maka da monk siek-mea tool
TAXA my monk an We steala da ride
On da great blgga ship dat run oy' da wat,
An den In Italia we let da biz slide
We loaf ina da sun an eat whatta we got;
Dees Unc' Stamina land do all right for
you
But il maka do monk slck-mea tool
--["Joen Kerr.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
SOCIAL, AND pERsoNAL

Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Mason
has apartments at the Clarendon.
Mrs. and Miss Window are expected
back from Boston during the coming week.
Mrs. Tracy and her daughter, Mrs. VIII
merding, have returned to their homo In
Brooklyn.
Madame Preston has postponed the din
ner to members of the Diplomatic Corps
which was TO have taken place on Monday.
Miss Wilson has issued invitations for the
annual May ball Of her dancing class on
Friday evening, May 3, at National Rifles
Armory.
Mrs. Crook, with her sister, Mrs Reed
and their guest, Mrs. Mary Latey Of st.
Louis, spent the early part Of last evening
at the White House with President and Mrs.
Harrison.
Miss Lizzie Phillips, daughter OF the ex-
Solicitor-General, was married 10 Mr.. Will
liam Il. Maxwell OF Statesville, N. O., last
evening, at the residence OF her father, 1l0
X street. The ceremony was quiet, only
the families Of the contracting parties and
their immediate friends being present. The
house was decorated with flowers, the
mantles being banked with roses, while
palms and potted plants filed the inches
and corners. Rev. DR.. Bartlett OBLIGATED.
The BRIDES dress was of white faille,
trimmed with duchess lace and pearl passa-
menterie. Miss Gertrude Phillips, who
acted as maid Of honor, wore white silk aud
lace; Miss Phillips, princess robe of black
MORE and lace; Miss Fannie Phillips, white
faille and passamenterie; Mrs. Ramsey,
black lace over Nile-grcen silk After the
ceremony reception was held, and q
beautiful supper was served. The bridal
couple left on the 10 o'clock train for New
York on their wedding trip, and will return
TO Statesville, N. c., to live.
The lady managers of the Eastern Dis
pensary have decided to give a musical and
literary entertainment for the benefit Of this
charity on Thursday evening, April %, at
8 p. m, in the National Hotel. The COM
mittee on arrangements are Mrs. G. A.
Chambcrlin, Mrs. Charles G. Dulin, Mrs.
David w. Mahon, Mrs. Henrietta Stewart,
Mrs, Charles A. Elliot, Mrs. John w.
Bayne, Mrs. Henry G.. Lancaster, Mrs.
Llewellyn Eliot and Mrs. +. T. Chamber
lin. The best musical and literary talent
in the city has volunteered on the occasion,
and the programme is very attractive. The
Society Of Lady Managers now numbers
seventy members, and among those who are
deeply interested in the success of the instl-
tuition are Mrs. Samuel j. Randall, Miss
Dangerfeld, Mrs. A. G. Monocal, Mrs.
Thomas L. Waggaman, Mrs. William e.
Parsons, Miss Sallie Meigs, Mrs. Robert
Blaine, Mrs. George Byrd Harrison, Mrs.
Seymour W. Tullock, Mrs. G. Conrad
Reid, Mrs. Charles G. Lancaster, Mrs. W..
P. c. Hazen, Mrs. Henry North, Miss Alice
Peyton, Mrs. Snowden Robinson, Mrs r..
WiTyler, Mrs. Andrew Devine, Mrs. John
Mcfarland, Miss Sarah II. Coleman, Mrs.
Mary L. Norton and Mrs. John w. Ross.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
HOW THEY HAVE >BLUNDERED.
Especial to the New York worldly


WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE entertain
ment committee in charge of the banquet
and ball OF the forthcoming Centennial
Celebration In New York city is blundering
all around. 1t has blundered in sending
the invitations to Washington's de-
scendants and in extending its courtesies
to the Diplomatic Corps. A few invitations
were received some time ago by few
members Of the Diplomatic Corps. Not
even all the Ministers were invited, and
none of the Secretaries or attaches were.
But, worse than all, the invitations given to
the Ministers did not extend to their
wives. The whole corps is decidedly mad
about 1t. Several Of them sat down i'm
mediately and wrote their declinations.
Others have paid no attention whatever to
the invitations received.
Mr.. Stuyvesant Fish found out rather
late that mistake had been made and
came down to Washington last Saturday to
endeavor to rectify it. He received scant
consideration from the offended diplomats.
He called at the State Department to have
the State Department officials help him out,
but they declined to interfere. He held
consultation at Wormley's Hotel with j.
N. A. King OF New York, who is spending
the winter here, and Mr.. King has under
taken to straighten the matter out as well
as possible, hut he has difficult and
tbankless task before him.
Supplementary invitations are now being
addressed to the Ministers wives, but the
declnations already sent are not likely to
be recalled. A few members of the corps
are inclined to be forgiving and attend, but
the majority viii find an excuse for being
absent. With regard to Washlngton's de-
scendents; Not one of the Balls has been
invited. The three nearest relatives of the
illustrious man living were ignored entirely.
They are George Washington Ball of Lou
doun County, Va; Catherine Thompson
Ball, and Colonel Ebenezer Burgess Ball of
this city.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
VISITORS no THE DEPARTMENTS.

Secretaries Blaine, Proctor and Tracy
have issued the following order for the re-
ception of visitors:
Reception Of Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress, from 10 to 12 o'clock.
Reception Of all persons not connected
with the Departments, at 12 o'clock, except
Tuesdays and Fridays, which are Cabinet
days; and Thursdays in the Department Of
State, when the members of the Diplomatic
Corps are exclusively received.
Persons will not be admitted to the build
ing after 2 O'Clock each day, unless by card,
which will be sent by the captain of the
watch to the chief clerk or to the head Of
the bureau for which the visit is intended.
This rule will not apply to Senators, Repre-
septalives or heads of Executive Depart
ments.