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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
Church Election.

At the annual meeting of the members of st.
Pauls English Lutheran church, Rev. DIR.
Domer. pastor. held last evening in the lecture
room of the church, the following officers were
elected: George F. Muth, Theodore G. De
Moll, B. Frank Meyers. and Elder McWilliams,
as deacons for two years; John G. Parker, NJ
NJ. Rouzer. and George w. Linkins, as elders,
holding over for one year. The treasurer, A.
+. Fox also submitted his report, showing that
the actual cost of the improvements made in
the main auditorium was 80, l31. 49, all but $3.50
of which is provided for
To PINIIco RACES VIA PEsNsYLvANIA RAIL-
RoAD,-The annual spring meeting of the Mary
land Jockey club will be held at Pimlico Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, May z,
8, and 10. This meeting promises to be the
most interesting and attractive of the season.
No less than five races are slated for each day.
and will undoubtedly be spirited. special
train for those desiring to attend will leave
Pennsylvania railroad station, 9Th and b streets,
at pm. each day, returning at conclusion Of
the races, at the low rate Of % for the round
trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

INSURE with the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany Of New York. Assets over S126.OOO. 600
Il. X. Cralle, Thos. p. Morgan, ir., Resident
Managers, No. 1893 street.
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SPLENDID BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW.
r. GoLDscHMIp, 1O07-1OO9 F ST.. NV,
Will offer for tomorrow the following genuine
and attractive bargains:
Sl3 baby carriages for S10.4S.
SIS baby carriages for S10.9S.
SIS baby carriages for S14.is.
S25 baby carriages for S1S.9S.
Ice chests from 81. As to SIS.
Refrigerators from SIS to S45.
Nickel-plated clocks. Csc.
Nickel-plated alarm clocks, S2c
The standard novelty illuminated clock,
worth %. at S1.98.
Flint-blown thin tumblers, for 19c.
Handsome engraved hint-blown tumblers
for 3Sc., worth 75c.
Goblets worth l0c. each at &c
Engraved goblets worth 15c each at &C.
English decorated china chamber sets, only
elSo. worth $3.50.
American hand-painted china chamber sets
with jar worth So at 1888
Elegant hand-palnted china tea sets, IS
pieces. only S5.4S
Sl9.9o will buy a handsome hand painted
porcelain dinner set, containing 125 pieces.
Gloria silk umbrellas. paragon frames, 90
inch, only Sc.
VOLTS Acme backing. bottles for 25c
La Pages liquid glue, &c. bottle.
j. Z. Olearas Royal glue, &c. a bottle.
Lublns powder, worth 15c.. at &c. at
r. GoLDscHMIp's. 10O7-1OO9 Est. NV.
GO TO C. ESGEL's Sous for Eastern Branch"
cucumbers, caulifower and asparagus, also
green peppers. green okra, endive, fresh
mushrooms. new tomatoes. new beets, Florida
potatoes and the first North Carolina peas of the
season. Headquarters for strawberries and
pineapples. Marketing delivered. c. ENGEL's
Sons 9th st. wing Center Market.
Our s1.5O and 81 high and low-cut shoes are
the best value ever offered.
HELBRUS's SHOE HOUSE.
400 It'll st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

Try the Eureka Insect Fluid, for House
and Orchard Kills Moths, Reaches, Bedbugs,
Ants, Fleas and all Insect and Worm life. No
poison or dirt Office, 1861 G street north
west my2-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
To morrow, Tomorrow is the Day.


We mean to make Saturday our biggest day
OF the season, and to do it we are prepared to
give you such prices on frst-class Reliable
footwear that will make you open your eyes.
Until ii p. m. tomorrow night We will sell:
Ladies' 50 Hand-turned Button. 1925
French Kid Button, 9275.
$50 Hand-turned Button S225
French Dongola Button. S275.
- tipped But, S1.95.
$50 soft, light W.T. Dongolas, S165.
$50 Patent Lea. tipped But, S165
Genuine Dongola Button, S125.
1.5O Solid But, neatly finished. 81.
Gents 50 Custom-made Calf Shoes, 1926.
Hand-sewed Calf Shoes, S2.75.
3Warranted Calf Shoe. SI.95.
$50 Seamless, strictly solid Shoes, 81 so.
Seamless Dress Shoes Sl25
Misses $3.50 Dongola Kid Button. 81
LIS Best Don. and Pebble But. 8. 20.
Youths LAO Solid Seamless Tipped But, CSC.
LIS Solar Tipped Button. SOC.
Boys LAO Neat Lace Shoes, 3s TO 5s soc.
The STANDARD SHOE House,
1t S2i 18th. st. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

The National Rifles held the regular monthly
meeting last evening at their armory. Capt
Oyster presided. An invitation was received
from the Lomax rifles to attend an entertain
ment to be given by that command in Mobile,
Ala. The financial report for the month of
April shows the receipts to be S1.027 aud ex-
penditures $780, no outstanding obligations.
Charles III. Weser was elected an honorary
member, and Lewis Holmes elected eighth
corporal. All the other corporals were advanced
one grade. 1t was unanimously decided to give
three excursions during the coming season;
one in each of the months OF June, July and
August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE.
and every garment a seasOnable bargain. Have
you seen the suits we are selling for $3.50. $40,
and s12.50. Guaranteed perfect fitting, and I'm
ished in first-class style.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and f,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

Gas STOVES. 75c., up. c. A. MuppIMAN. 100
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The Star Shoe House, 726 9TH St.

Fine Old Rye Whisky reduced from 75c.
to soc. per pint; half pints. 25c. Guaranteed
pure. koLB PHARMACY. 9TH and Z. my3-2t
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Use REX FURNITURE PoLIsH-Sold by p Han
son Hiss Mfg Co., SIS 18th II. W., also druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

Tea! Tea" Tea!w-The best SOC. Tea in
America. NJ. p. METzGER, All 7th st. H. 1t
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla. 69c. Kolb Pharmac

DoS'r FAIL to call ON the Empire steam car.
pet cleaning works, G3l, SIS Mass. ave. NV
Telephone 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

BIC Cur in prices tomorrow at THE FAIR, S12
7th ST. NV. Read the advertisement in 'City
Items"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Empire Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
hsSing recently fitted out with the most APP
proved machinery for cleaning carpets, &c,
Is prepared to do this class of work promptly,
thoroughly. and az the lowest prices. Orders
by mail promptly attended to. Office and works,
631 and 635 Mass ave. NV. Telephone, 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

Items.
PURE RYE WHISKY, five years DID, gal. 90. so
Pleasant Valley Catawba, gal. .......... rs
Tokay wine. fine 120
Process flour. 4 Dbl. ......I 5O
p r. WILSON, 934 eth ST. NV
DURING THE CLOSING DAYS of the great
bankrupt sale of Windsor d Co.'S fine footwear
the greatest bargains offered during the entire
sale are still at your disposal 1873 n. Y. ave.
MUCuAGE, &c. bottle and S1S baby carriages
for Ella. IS tomorrow at THE FAIR. SIP 9TH st.
NV. See adj in City Items.
NEW YORK COMBINATION STORE,
221 Pennsylvania ave. s. e.,
Saturday. May 4:
15c. 5-hole tin mouse traps. SC.
Clothes hampers. roc, SOC. and 90c
Revolving egg-5eaters. sc.
Cory washiubs Soc. 60c. and 70c
Bird cages. Soc, G0c., 75c., Soc, 81. SIPS and
S1.5O.
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JAS. +. OYSTER,
Successor to
NJ a., 4 n

DEALER IN FINE BUTTER.
cor. of Pa. ave. and 9Th st. H.. W.
B st. Wing. near 9Th ST. Center Market,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

CARHART L LEIDY.
e2S 7th and 7O6 Z ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SEATS s MSNR RON N asE SALE & FOE
Hi Hi S IRMoSf PP oFER Rsas coz.
Including Helen Lamont, Alice earle Mabella Baker,
Laura Willard Louis DE LaEse. George Travener, Sig
MONDAY TUESDAY, and e e. I1ennss ~
M, RUDDYGokE
YEoMiN OF fHE GUARD "
sEEfS vt 6es st r, cg 5sC sS6 &c
GENERAL ADMISSION, &c. my1
ID n HDhEss ESS.
ap17-3m 25c.
pRoF. J. B; cAIDMELEs
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY :, $50 p. m.
Corner and 9TH SIS H. W.
Season terminates Tuesday, May IA. ap23-12t'
L AREIs BIJoU THEATEK.
Week of April 20. Matinees Tues. Thur, and Sat.
MARTIN HAYDEN
and
MISS EUGENE BESSERER
In the Famous Melo-Dramatic Production Of
HELD IN SLAVERY"
Startling Effects. Rain Storm of Real Water
Next week-EDWIN L. MAYO. apo
GLOBE THEATER.
T.. rno.a.,. ,r.,,. Psnns; ave. near lIthss
ruffSda Sis TTaiY and saturday
A ssTn9Sn At ia S aga q O'Clock. aoe.
4 NNUAL MAY FESTIVAL
"A Young Peoples Union Of the
Church of Our Father, Cor. 18th aud L sts NV.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Soclock, May I'd and ID, 1889
Thursday-Lord Ullin's Daughter
Fridsy-Ackland Lord Boy le aud his Hunoroneter
Music and Recftations botn evenings.
Fancy Articles, Candies, Strawberries, and Cream.
ADMISSION, ~ cents ap21,s,mthSf-4t
HEALTH COURSE OF PARLOR TALKS AT THE
III loaug Mems Christian Association, 1909 n Y
ave, FRIDAY, MAY =, at : p NJ; the FIFTH Of the
Lite Worth liying!" That Depends Upon the
LINER" Tickets, TOR men only application the
Office. apS-eo5w
DROP. sHELDoNs FORTY-sECoND ANNUAL
Il May Ball will take place at the National Rifies'
Arnory on MONDAY, May o. S::10 pm. Admission,
Doc and 81 limited number Of tickets for sale at
1904 ST. ap23tmy6
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See the Old Lady in Window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
YARD WIDE AND All Woo1.

100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

Ia Onward and upward" is the mo ito of
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase is steady,
healtbful one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

OUR s1.5O and - high and low-cut shoes are
the best value ever offered
HyuRRUS'S SHoE Horsr
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Demulcent Shaving Soap

Cheapest Dress Forms I'm the City. A,
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 9TH 4 II. mist
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
Serr 6. 81. &ena. Gpbn bes

pprmalisen Gpuntpse 6abmeiiters 9rn.
S. 81. &ena tpelher bic Staatsunipers
iitdt in 9bilaoelpbia fir Meoicin unb
nit beitem GrfDlg abipls
pirte, 1T bon ieiner sweijdbri9en gurp=
pareiie suridsefebrt unb wiro fid bier
ais Gbiurg nieoerlahen. ST beiidte,
ais 9Drer, bic @orleiunsen uno &linis
fen beoeutenber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Berlin, @iirsburg, Milndem, @ien
unb 4rag.
= @prige @pAe betrugen bic
8anftldrmneen $3,676,O44.41.
= Sim Samffas ipuroe Der giien=
babn=Y pfc!erf $. g. Stout, tpelder
@elobriefe, uno gang beionbers folde,
bic fir bic 9puiiiana Staatslptterie be-
ltImmt tparen, ~,narberte", verbal
tet unb, ba er cine @prunterludune
ablebnte, ,nter $1,000 grideinunsss
biirsihaft Der @rano Surb bes 8unoesz
Ditrictsgeridt iibermieien. Sn ben
beioen Snnentaiden ieines 1eberrpdes
fano man ~ INTERCOLLEGIATE @elb=
brieie.
- Die biefise .@oItsaeitune'
prdienttrt ii9 in ibrsrD ienfass Nummer
III gan3 neuem 2etternaetpanDe, baS man
tptrtlid prddtis nennen fann: bat aud,
sleid Der minneapolis Sreie preGe'
crosntlih betmgeleudtet, bic betm 3ab:
lenlefen fid tppbl zines Mifroitcpes BE.
bent, unb einem ensIiidenM orgenblatte
tregen SenIationsmaderei zen Rppi
sstpaiaen> pas insseiamt re@t lObsrs.
tpertb 1T.
- Gm Oonnerstas. Mbenb gilt in
Merdantss 6oteI bic bieitse Staot 81
ebren Der Mttelieber Der Minnsiota'el
2esiSlatur Elm grobartisss 8antett,
-Domeritaq=Mbe 4. Mars iiber.
raIdten mebrere 6reunoe beS 9errr
Sotn @. Miler bon $50. AT @aba:
iba Str. III 9eeleitune bes Qrn. Mulif:
Director WiG nit ieiner ieiuer Muiif'
aapeqe benislben init elmer feinsn Sc
renaoe gu. 5eier ieinss breibieften Sc
bnrt&tasss. MDge Qerr WiiQer nod
redt oft feinea @e6urtstus ii, gutter Sc
lunbbeit erIsben 1T Der @uni9 feline
Sreunoe. 8. 50.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
0as ppn benz gIrhitecten 8uffinas

ton in Mtinneapplis entipprfene 28abdige
@ebdube ioI nun bod erridtet tperoen.
nadbem Sranf Yarnaa gu oieiem 3pede
cine @eieaidaft ~gesrinoet bat. SIR
Die gdnslih tleue 8auart, tpetde iiberz
baupt Den 8au erft mbglih madt, lit
Elm 9atent seiidert pproen. Das Sc.
bduoe pirb 728 3immer entbalten, Die
itets Elm Seniter nah benz innern 9pfe
uno zines nab Der Gtrabe baben iolen,
tppour4 bas gauge @ebdube ben ginz
brud zines Sburmes nit ltnenblih pies
len Sdiebidarten pber Mauerbffmansen
erbdlt. Ser innere 9pf miro 40 BEL
40 SuB meiIen unb oas ganae @ebdltoe
cine Sldhe bon 149, 900 Auabratfub
beoeden. ytidt tpsniser als 16 guf.
siise tperben fit Die 8equemlidteit Der
8etpDbner CUR @erfIgunS itebeu. Gins
aerednet bas @runotid, miro bteier
N~ielenbau 100000 foiten. Ser
8au fol febr idnea ppr fieb seben ; Die
Mauern lplen tpDbentlid TIM minoes
items 40 SUP fteisen, 10 baB bas Sc
bduoe in Sabresfriit fertis9efteat ietn
tpiro.
-&anft euer 9ols II. Soblen Bel Der
MilI @ppb g., go. Sub Ste
Strabe. -Sebt Die 9reiie: Trpdenes
@ans=9pls $1.75; trpdenes semiidt
So 90; Srpdene Slabs 1925; Mbprn
4 SUP $3.50; 8:rfen inb Gtden 4 SuB
$3.50. 8aBz 9pl5 4 SUB 81. so. ba
- $50 fi@ jebt nit benz b%erannahens
ben Sriibiabr jeoe 9ausfral it4 Be-
Heibigt iid tpieber pobnli@ ein3uridten,
eiebt es tppbl Die Bette @elesenbeit iid
bas unsebeure 2aser bon MD6eln, Sep
pi9en, 9ausserdtbi9aften aIer Dirt BON
8putea 8rps 203> 205 uno 207 ST.
conet, 2119enepin ooer 2288aibinsz
ton Mpenue SID, an5uIeben. Ia
g. 50. Dana, So & 55-3. Ctr,
g. Ieibt @elo allf aGe@rten8 ertbiaden,
MDbel, Steal Gltate, ubren, Diaman.
ten> 9ferb unb .@asen. @ediI &c:
fauit. MQes unter itrensiter 8eri9pie:
senbeit. &leine Mbsablunsn tperoer
angenptnntett. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

- Gemndhf tpiro bic Netp Oorl
9ebensperfAerunes @eieqi@aft an oer
gde Der 5. Ctr. uno 2. &pe. nit ben,
8au zines &ieienpalaites Beginner,
iuelher $1,000, 900 foIten ipG.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
Wtmmeapnlta.

Die GbicagosSt. Saul Minnea:
pclts q Smaba : @iienbabnge1euIdoft
BAT fur oas NIT benz 81. December 1883
neritridene Sabr einen &einertraa
BON 81, 762, $50 auf3uweiien uno bamit
eesen bos 8criabr cine ginbube BON
$556,588 erlitten.
Der In BET ugbicago 8aferp"
beiddftiete Bidder Munn dpB an,
Sunntas : abenb auf ben @prmann oes
@efddfts, Smitb, ber ibm NIT gnttai,
Jung 9eSrobt Bate, tusrn Ct niHt befere
Irbeit Iiefere. St Bate einen Sdub
auf Smith absefeuert, tpurbe aber ebe
CT nod einmal feuerr tonnte, iiberpdltiet
uno perbaftet. @mitb 1T ntdt lebens,
sefdbrliA perlett.
Ser nrtunoenreeiirar budte Dor.
W. 1873 CONSTITUTIONS
nebertrasuneen, 1891, 1913 inbplpirenb.
Som 8auinipector tpuroen 1O8 8au.
erlambnt Of e ausge1eut, auf
ben &ofenporanidlas Dor $191,9 32
lauteno.
Dte 8anttldrungem Der
lebten 8Dde beliefsn fi9 auf $3,9O7,>
$685. 81.
- Dem 75 Sabre alien Dotas %.
r1er fiel es nod Elm ii@ bic 37idbriee
Matp &eap sur @bebdIfte gu neFs
men.
g Bet benz 8riidenbau iber ben
OffanaL (ppn Main Ctr. biz 0ennepin
SSlano) berungladte bur6 einen
Sturs rer arbeiter gouaro SobnIon uno
erlitt i4psre innere @erlebunsen.
9emndhf tpiro bic Stem 0ort
2ebensberiiderunss @eisai1aft an Der
gde Der 5. Ctr. unb 2. 4pe. NIT benz
8au zines &ieienpalaifes beginner,
pel4er $1,000, 900 folten fol-.
- Dte bieiisen Mfiblen pgobucIrten
leste @oAe 9o.s70 SaB Dfebl geesn
94,275 in Der @orwpde urtb 122,56O
III Der ndmtiden @ode beS @oriabres.
Der Meblmarft bat id nidt sebefert
uno 1T febr flau. 9ie SraGtraten iinb
nod unbefimnt, am Is iOlen iene mad
Gbicaeo unb Milpnitse bon y auf loo
uno uad Dulutb, @aibburne uno @laos
tone BON 81 auf 7ac erbD6t ipsroen
Die Sirecte Ausfubr betrug 80, 1870 SaB
sesen 28, 1850 In Der @orppde. Ser
Bei;ennprratb In ben Gpeihern i'm
Rorouefen betld9t isbt $4,000
8uibels In Minneipta unb Oatcta uno
100000 8uibels i'm n5roliGen Soma
urto peflihen @isconin, in Mtnneo=
polls, ct. Saul unb Dulutb s, 500, 900
8ui9els, icwie IN ben 9dnoen bon Tars
n,ern ca. 1900, 900 8ulbels, ferner in
giienbabntpasen unb 9ripatipeidern ca.
1,O0o.OO0B uitsls juiammer aIio 49,
712. 900 8uihels geeen Al 1000, 600
TIM 8criabre. Die @eisensufubr in
pprioer @sde beirae 531,21O Buibels
Der 8erianot 49,, $50 BuibeIs Wei,en,
S6,361 6aB @sbl uno 5000 Eomner
Nsi9lsnffOfe.
- Gin Der %. gpenue, untpei
Sranfliu, tpiro eth ueues .5ffentIidses"
S6mleebdube aufsefibrt. bad
6lDB $4,000 fofen ioa. 2anet ru,
redt tief in eure @eloiddlein,. ibr armei
5~teuersahler, oenu ibr bdrft fir bi
Rtaolein Der @oblbabsnoen iG5n
SGulpaldfte aufridten bsIfen.
!, Der 3ablelert Der Gtonb:a. 8an
r rurhe Dor. So. nuf Dem @eee nae
ieiner @p5nufs BON Hdnbern on
gsialIeu, aber fe mnhten fdleh.e 8eut,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
sHfeatyhuspenW
tESl YUUh OUWO Shorts Method
for their Butter value. Send for full particulars 70
Cornish, Curtis & Greene Co., St. f Siis;n.
0TATE OF MINNESOTA, County ofRamseyss.
- In Probate Court. Special Term, April oth

@TAT OF MINNESOTA, County ofKamseyss.
- In Probate Court. Special Term, April 9Th
In the matter of the estate of Michael william,
deceased.
whereas, An instrument in writing, perpert-
6ng TO bethe Last Will aud Testament OF Mich
Tael william, deceased, late of said County, has
been delivered to this Court;
And Whereas, Plus Ruseher, has filed there
with his petition, representing among. other
things that said Michael William died In
said County, on the I'D day of November
1885, testate, and that said petitioner IS the
sole Executor named in said Last Will and
Testament, and praying that the said fnstru-
ment may be admitted to probate. AID that let
tiers testamentary be to him issue thereon
1t is ordered, that the proofs OF safd instrument,
and the said petition, be heard before this court,
at the Probate Office in said County, on Monday
the 9Th day of May, A.. D. 1889 at ten o'clock In
the forenoon, when all concerned may appear
and contest the probate of said instrument.
And it is further ordered. that public notice OF
the time aud place OF said hearing be given toall
| persons interested, by publications. OF these orders
for three weeks successfully previous to said day
ofhearing, IN the Der Wanderer a weekly news
paper printed and published at Saint Paul in
said Couney.
rs SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge ofProbate,
ATTEST. FRANK ROBERT JR., Clerk.
Jacob Manner, Attorney.
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Tutter.

Rlete ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. h5O
Ebnrfs. .25
Berm. Gutter Nr. l.. 1870
Nr.2.. -
aorumebf. srob........l2 90
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g Bet benz 8ridenbau iiber ben
OffanaL (ppn Main Ctr. biz 0ennepin
Sslano) Dernnglndte bur4 einen
Sturs rer arbeiter @buaro SobnIon unb
erlitt ihpere innere 8srletungen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-07
WHO AND WHERE,

Sam, Small is holding forth at Clinton
Missouri.
Madame Materna Is going to Brussels
to sing in concerts,
Josef Hoimann isstudying music will
Urbin, Of Berlin,
Rose Coghlan and her company arc
playing in Baltimore,
Harvest" Is the title OF John Strange
Winters new novel,
viii, Carleton is about starting out on
another lecturingtour,
Senator Beck, now In Florida, will not
return to Washington until April,
Mathilde Blind has in press q volume
OF poems called "rhe Ascent Of Man."
w. NJ, Clemens, who Is now living in
California, Ia said to be engaged on life
of Mark Twain.
Robert Louis Stevenson writes from
Tantira that he has taken to going bare
foot, aud that he is doing well,
Lester Wallack's "reminiscences will be
brought out In book form under the title,
Memories Of Fifty Years."
Hubert Herkomer'sla portrait, one
Of Mrs, Gladstone, Is said to be among
his most successful achievements.
Postmaster General Thomas L,
James has prepared for the March Scrib-
ner an article on" Railway Mail Service"
Gen, A. j, Upshaw, assistant commits
sioner for Indian affairs, Is preparing to
move to New York after March4,
A fund Is being raised to establish au-
nual "Arnold prizes" In the Vest
minister schools in memory Of Matthew
Arnold.
VIM. X. Vanderbilt and family have
sailed In the steam yNcht Alva for tho
West Indies, the Spanish Main aud the
Azores.
DR., schielmann, the Archaeological, is
master OF fourteen languages. In his
youth he was q sailor before the mast on
q German vessel.
Fanny Davenport, who is suffering
from nervous prostration In New York,
will resume her tour In LA TosCa"
Thursday night at Buffalo.
In the Rev. Mr., Surgeons library is
the copy Of one OF his sermons which
was found In DIR. Livingstone's box, in
Africa, after the explorers death.
A new translation OF the fairy tales OF
Hans Christian Anderson has been un.
dertaken by the American minister to
Denmark, Rasmus b. Anderson.
Sir Charles Dixie, who has returned to
from India, will write his pa.
pers for the ForinighAy Rerciw on the
defenses OF the British empire.
Whittier says he never had q birthday
that was more satisfactory to him than
the last was, His first was more Inn
portant, but that was so long ago that
he has forgotten about it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-07
Army and Navy Reunions.

1t has heretofore occurred at G. A. II.
National Encampments, survivors OF the
same regiment, battery or boat who are
in attendance and who have not met
siIfce the war, arc unable 10 find each
other by reason OF having no designated
place or time to rally, and comrades
living thousands Of miles apart learn too
late OF the others attendance at the same
encampment. TO avoid such conditions
at the coming encampment in August,
there will be a reunion OF every Reg.
iment, Boatand Battery that served on
the Union side, and the time and place
OF such meeting will be announced in
advance 70 every veteran who sends
name, regiment, battery or boat and
post office address to @. X. PIER, Secre-
tary, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Officers OF regimental or otherreunion
societies should give early notice Of
meeting and II sent to above address,
same will DO published in the official
Encanpment Bulleiin and reach every
soldier and seaman's notice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-07
CURIOUS AND CURSORY.

A cement bed has been discovered IN
the West.
Brazil last year acquired 10000 Euro
pean immigrants.
It is proposed to attempt the dissipa-
ton offog by electrical charges.
Ntjssorr; Ia tbe on1v State In tho ITniop
Tint makes no provision for her militia.
nv, .i''Ds i,s .'. ~ ~ ", ~, - ~
,oan ne pV ,bs s",, NJ A mia. n Enrene
there Sro ei%htv!eight to tGe same spSte,
'1 ~ So s ~ " 49, III tis III,
a uGatn from unC CON-, t tot p.c o"n,
loi5I ISa, ga se u w.tnr. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-07
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