davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Snnptri nuNer Welninrenhrnrns

SeilDoeri nN0er NelaiorenbeSens
W(altc bar to MRnb &%riltiania brepet
lt6rre Stola. 9cn enc, 8e0uin0sbno,
aolportor % 90gyrGbifaut Ole W}ar.
tinIen grbRt, bar iom &aSIerer for ell
M "&iboIOsarmeen" brepet tit Spill
nle0 at tig9e Ianmen &aper / Den eUbe
Sa9s 3jene'tc, San bar ltreuet fallte
Nnbetalin9er for tit Samiunb ps narret
I'll lt9 mango 8en9e. Sen anben er en-
lor9eruRrenoc Stomaser 5bp. SO.
9Gil9e, iom bar brepet meb iprltjelise
9lem" Tor %iunfne Wennelfer. Gil oisic
9leni bar ban tisset 8aper paa for
lleul9 Sts ligelum til "8en bpibe
S'lerRe", ct ReoniussiamImnb, ban bar
Cprettet. Sn9cn al bisle pelsisrenbe
3noretT'nger eriiterer i @irfeli9bebeu.
9al' bar tbr pGret i~trafiet for SDoeri,
M er ban at en- @iper annlelbt for ge.
fra9eri.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

SttaIen. gGosb saitnstsisus iar ragarsHss
1tust % 9suHu. at ,d s,ttsros gsfH Pa gisssz
81 bou!sl5s ia mis mia a[ttss E.aRs uliiatt gtsHiss
ia sstt, III It btsu ITO s,n loss gss;,msu bea ga,
at I 2osahaA Vrahsa.lb. Eorss. ssa o., 3auss,
1879, % ssst oea l0ot SsgirHau siu Il islatttaAi
5gs,ls.t sr,9 mss si s,ss q s,gfsHt sas 10
gtuss.
Hsssgaa Z. G.. I,asa uoani7.
3otarHa 80. 1gsafgu, Ola Ssenfou.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

gGoel Taa0. Ooin 8ergeien, ben
Is Nar 9amle Gut, ium no9te 0age
ltoen f~rellte en- lioen Gut ira at orutne
/ 9nngegaarbspanoet, bleu ooerratt Ell
uomGrtet imuft Nnter8angslhr al Sglu
meb SplutiGOe, bUprtil 0mfuitningerne
bar lammenifubte al enbel 0errer /
8pen. 9au ubrets 8nsiibe itaar: "gil
Soin Gerseien Ipr anoen Gangs uior'
i9roet &ebningsOaao. Bergen ben 29oe
S%eptember $780," De pu%erlfDoenoe
Eenge er inbiut / en- Snnf og Bantbo.
gen pperleperet @ntten.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Vhlolmeo z. 8. Gelmmb. 2%aurpii,
rss ,oas ut SO Wars Snbileum lunl
sgsrraupV9rtsbOrser, ibet ban lglte Wors
W. sntItaO 8lssr ben 9be OCTOBER 1910.
p.Sle 90 War bar ben III pel 70 9(ar
su..Is Subilant tilbrast be 80 slar iom
SSouuanoeartsbprser i 0auruif, bportiI
yam antOm Ssitsn 1851.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

epteielt Telegram fra 5'Hrr.
Mertsnjen d Co., 40 O.. atasie
e., Gbteaso, en-, 3ie.nrsiiemos
efauotnarer anoerretteS berreo,
at Hrtfen M &c ueofat 1925 paa
eutel % el7.25 paa Neturbtaet
utenem &bicaee % efanetnapitn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Snsrrstaiooinrsr 5heis,eus wsu,

CperretsIagiursr SbeisienS Hem,
Mug bar siOet auleouia9 til en- Urge
Zig 8egipenbeo. Gn Brooer al BAN,
8ailb. ~tbeUlpsie us 2Rrer ceb Obenie
lerOe SfOle, rammebss al ct Sierteilag,
ba ban fit bGrs ON grubereas 8eOrase'
rier Ds 5lust, ps ban beoe sie6litfelt9.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Taht. 900 @eieu melem 1ecorib
"a SpriHg U0ttt 0eH 4be November en-
oob6eti g5eI Bgsie ga 45aiie iom ta0sboibt
en- Sanlpe a. Broom o3 a. ~ sue. GsreH
pl G,grre betale 6iHcerign iCr at faa eisis
5ager tilbags 8soe5 iHbleosre. "Tetorab-
BDitsn1s ETite.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
alanporepen npal.

SlanpSrepen 6ual. 8aa IOrubg
Strnno er inoorcoet Ell 9oaltrop, oer
Dog bar orepet iaa lRn9e / Sapet, al
9ppeo pg 0ale mau8ler. Mnn merer,
at ben meo nppute TO Dele bible maale
40 500. st &ibbeu, Der blep ta9et ub
at ben, maalte 8 SOB. Spalen li9ger
enouI paa Stranpen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

30 8reOre, 8ropriet9r Bierre oa
8rOUit 8jerre, IiOoer III / G~ig80agen
Den iBrite er &enItremauo o9 er Wteos
lem al 5~OlfetBiugst, ben anben, Sstre.
maub, CT | 2anostbinget. 8 bette iibite
er Der Oeiaa TO 8rg6re, nemlig 6gieite.
retsiagierer 0ctaDirs Sanien og @rpss
ierer Saral0 9anien; Den f6rite Bgrer
til @enitre, ben anben til Setre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
st tuf .SeIifab of aapitaliIter bt

st tpIf .SeIifab at aapitaliiter bar
Baut iii 9enitgt at iuOrett. ct ~itordrtst
8nOeetablisiemeHt paa Jals os opigre
ct fgrite &lasie5 SOtel til 125, 900 9r.
2ooseierHe lOrlangte bog altfur urine
lise Briier, o9 4laneu blep oerior OPS
sipet - til be altiUr begiGrlise @runo.
eieres Itore 8eorsuelIe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

bttlbttaS. eurta ttilsnatal1us Tor iraSst,Hss
.GIrai % 8suEu At min 't1r; ron, e,tt, esHsriis.
saitu R,bs, Sttsfas stu I'VE gtpt,ast q a'saaa ss
Gsbtn ca HlOsr Al 70 asr. TIA Tie gtsi 1854 sto
bun ramm,t al elaa, o. Dor Fs,H pari s~ials,lss u fss
bit hsht ftHgtllsstnb, 5yts mts btnsci 1tsp,
Gtt0,nstopn ben lAt EoD,msu 1880.
gsbanu,s 1ssbtprHfsu gas,rap,rn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

st mGrfeligt SGngief. Huber
2itcrsfiterict / 96lIteo 8reonin9 fnnot
EFT al 8Dttcrue paa 5]jOrobmoen en-
6olo1nIte ltnaenbe Opretit meb 6ulien /
8eiret. 9un to8 6lnifen op, O9 bet
bite fig oa, at Der iuben Den fanOtes
Ell 9iters laa itor, at ben life lnuoe font
me ub, meominore Slalten bleo ilaaet
/ Stpffer. Den maa altiaa bore toms
men iuo / 6laifeu ipm guget O9 bar
p~erefter boret fig flor inoe | lit lneore
6Gn9iel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

RnIfttb = ftt a t',vta o5t ,irg, fas at 5s',nsis
slsu Ter igaurTfHts -tfst o Vmus, si BET b,sssss,
SUE Fn aasga "a tcutefatafb ~ roIs q at1s 10
pt'td d, aulrls ZEN 100, CasbH I On aIsu AZ % Est
60 . Daaaufar 'ir aa9 ugtrs S%gstItt,. gaa ssst At
Siaatdassf.
Faa aitbost Fsna an, G. apNaS "a Hstns a,sas
Toass eaatias.
Wis'o5. N.7a. ssl, Eso,mgr $500
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
llopilt ira ganbet 81 @anae. q

u0pl,t ira SnltDet II S1il8e. Gil
Spenife ueb gfaun Ser 8rpniloicn, iom
sieutasne @ange bar p9ret itraffet for
Setleri % i Senbolb til fgl. Blafat al
1905 ON uOuisning ira 9anbet al frem'
mebe 8erioner bar oaret ienbt til lit
Siemiteo / Speri0e 81 @auge, iiblte
Gang / Suli bette g(ar, blep iIreoags
unbOlot al 8Olitiet paa 9lptoruet / Sri
%itiania % bliper a%uta9eli8 ipr 22oe
@anQ biemienot.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Gait GieuDo,n
ttlTal8S eaer tiasis.

E5frtls;mtHtsr iaalom '5aEn ~tll}afsi', "gus ais
laI8g @eas tGsis4. @ElsHtas t9js", 'etast snaaA
3D., pil lra ma az iH5ysrsS ior gtEi o. Oh fs1 1sm
sang. GHfsitu ggaRasty. Z eE 5orsssass ~ q
GapH usHfs Icta rte. aJfsis fnsafa, ss TIA LBS
fasss Al egtlttna 'az.s ~ 5eafsu iL
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Prof. Fred III. Lincoln OF tho De-
oorah Institute has had two years Of
actual service as a shorthand writer.
BIB.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

SfanOinapiif llbliNiu9. @um'
m%eriefolegict tlIraooer at ioranitaItE
dibolot en- aluiu0eli9 lfauoiunoiit Sl.
ouitrt % amituoitilin9 / StodBOtm
1898 eQer 1894.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Iioligere Statsraao 2iliebabl 10.
ger en- 3olotontrOlSrpoit ! Bergen 9sn
SIR. 5000 aarlig).
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

SgosInIO. Gn al Soels elore
Mteuo, @~aarobruger Ole gnsebretieu
@ioe ~ cit 8rpber al ben tioligere as
bpoe 8iItop Mloe er nDti9 nf9aaet
peD 9pbeu. Ole Mtoe bar oHret en-
me9et friiteligIinoet % inoen lin 8p9b
me0et betroet Manb, San bar ppret
0roierer % ! mango aar 6orlioelies.
tummi5iGr % 0perIormgnOer, men en-
iiRrf 3ppBco biuoreoe bom / ban8
ienerc 9ar ira cubper 9~eltaselie / set
oifeHtli9e 2iu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Sffs. &rDaleifraf ! Sfoleu. 5
8rebsmsbe / Strpmbp Sfolefrebs pet
Irenoal beIlutteoe iorleben Sornlorent
meo fort Slertal, at Inpenpelie al
lesemlis Straf i Siolen ifal uare for
buot.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Sc banffe 9oolOnrftre beflaoer !

DC DaNIfe NaaI0DrEere beEIa8er 20
Itp9t poer be 6Oreueoe Stater5 npe
Solotarii oa ben oil gi9re Dem Ell Hem
Stre9 | Regnin9en. SIR bar GOlOais
aiiten OerUper pRret 10 &rOcent al bucrt
8~aal6ooeo8 8grbi, MI er bet iorauOret
oerbeu, at Der ifal erluBBes en- Iolo At
3 Gents pr. SopeO. g De iioIse 2ar er
Der peo 5bin9uola 2injen uoi6rt til
Nmerita 27O0 Cons oaHite pUjotaalz
0opeber.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Sjerne lfuot. "Spgns 5ioenoe"
meobeler: 6or n IA 0a9e iiben bleO 3
Sunbjgrne ituot / SpguOalsoalen al
8rpbrene Die % &eber OyreltaO. Zen
aBrIte Sjprn pGie0e 36 8ismerpmb, og
De 2 minoite Is 8iamerpuno boer. Iae
3 8iprre families / 6pl9e, O9 DC TO bleu
lflot pna 1letten, buorimoo ben 3oie iii
Eio til at touanle Ct Stpttc Bort, I'm
no9le faa Wtetcr, buor pgiaa oenne
mantte bibe / Grr8iet. Nptian goot
9jprt at oi8ie Sfgttere II ln9e MtGnb,
Der bperten bopoe ltIOt eQer ieet pilo
8j6ru for.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Cmtrent $4,000 9iter Sptteber
er nnoer BGrtibeu iaar erportereos
alene al 2 Opfjsbere i Galeiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

S7niteS. ~ 100000 Buno lebsnbs
6jRrtrR; aalfAHer, gjas. 2gu0er ca
Ggas. u bsisiis M2arfeosprtier betales.
Ge teusres onitrius ocn iite 8eeembsr. Ben.
niHqton & Banee. ana
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Gn itorartet Jabrif for 9ilpirtning
nf resfrit 9rubt oil meo bet Sgrite
blioe anln9t / 8~is6eubapn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Gn fatbolif 9irie ital inboies / Sri.
Itiansianb ben lite Wopbr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Ssi NlDer. On forbenparenbe 81.
mano Gbriiian garlien er 6sb ais.
beubapn | en- Gloer al 103 Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Qlpffer Sproenlen faar / @riItianio

ct nleget fort % tint gebebls at tale i
Oct bar Bum til 1000 Menueiter o1
fpIter 100000 Sr. Oct er ioripnet meh
2 Gallerier. Sr9el, ~iturartet @asbelps'
ming o.i.p. Set CT en- "8ennefreoS"
ON &lpfter S~pr9enien, iom bDsger bette
Qofaie, Der / flere Senieenber fan iibe'
Itilles nleo bore beolt ubitpreoe Sirfer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
Sen befi,ubte Wiieioriatter Wout.

lan ieirebe b. lobe Dftober 25.0lars
Subileum Tom Director | bet betienbte
f~isbenbaunife Observation-Disclosures
Sitter" % bar @ienitanb for publi.
fums itormenbe Splbea.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
@lannt be til &leprn peO ManpaL

~INIUI UE ~ 5lItUtVI w -VlNINpUI !
Sc iiolte Stprme inbfonlne 6artBier be-
finber lig o9iaa 8art "9(lart", Capt.
G6omicn al &riitiania, Der mcbbra9te
en- s Nar 9ommel airitanit 9t~egerpige.
Giter bpao Der berette8, bar Sfibet3
Geoer / 8riitiania, Sr. aonill 8rigbt
tn9et beroe til ii9 ior at opOrage Benbe
lpm fit e9et Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
so Nars @nfiqmhta | WlaRFen

90 Wars 8WfiguiDeo WSAhTcl3
Sieneite. Gen lite CftCber 1890
~irbtraabte Wuffer 3. 8. 3. Gqin /
2oeu iBite Snianteri Re9imeut iom
SpiQemano. Som 0tuitier bar ban
ipillet DtuIifioreuin9en ira cen i0rite
8oncert, Broi. @abe 1850 oiriaereoe
pnn 6oItbeateret % til ! Sintcr % /
EiUpll5 8oncertial ira 1914 TT ! 5ouls
mer intluiiue meo unotdBelie oi 8 2Iur5
llofommauop / 1849, 81 % 80 6an
er 5aoer til ct Bar betjenbte g}litterc,
ncmtig &omppnilten 0~omOr5aEiit Nr,
t6pr 2lGin aar6us % ben for % 2tar
iiocn teficuote liQc GrommeDjrtu9s,
Otto Najn (nu Rrimot&iolonilt ! &al.
0uIn Iabls GrfcIferJ.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

sabs sor fog. Of sas stnS, asasrss.
W,H' saH sar sarr, 1r,s sur ,fir Gatsgss.
Ia tus slss sSr,n. ssisI Sun "a Mi ssas,s
rs ban mr'rn, sap Spassm asasria
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

DtgttaHh- Vt SORT fare gara gHsa Diatsa 5tB
@ ess Tsbm foau,t ezu 1885 5tpitsssr Rsnlssts ssir
Z Ga3t} %73sftts al A,Iu,tsiaastf, "a abr ~ Q
lsU u,l,nss9is.s suots j~rlgartast EIzstHlHa' %
8fuHw
gta5laus grtrl,, tt por,nsu 1890.
Gobaro 3 4igtlaas, ati9s 8is,lsub,
fbtt Tciers.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
On fpg @ris. On Re~itauratsr |
eier en- Uri8. ga Brrten en-

w
Tbiiteb eier en- Gris. Do Brrtcn en-
Morsen iommer ben % siper ben Mcr.
~seHmaben, befanot ben fig | bcoits Bel
saaenoe % to9 fpriunrlist for ia at
Retterne, Der beltoo | eooe, frnftiae
stprsr Of forifjsGise Slags fra 8arts.
bniet; men peo Mioongstiosr iaa bet
iloc no mso 5Dren, life piloe ben rciie
iig, life ipiie. 3DrlGas blep tiltdlot,
ban ltreu n Recept. % Meoiiantenterne
Tube iuogioes ben nopad GItermiooa'
gen. Ia ian BRrten fcm meo ben for
orNHeos Dolls, bar @riisn friii Tom en-
6ilt. Den bapOs iOoet 8nieu no. af-
teuen iorno bnpbs Der urret Iriigsfatas
/ Suiet, % ale Slnn,per al guuib, 81
o. 8rrnoeoiu bar llcaet up StpQebots
ten. vi bette ijslone 3rattemert baUoe
Suinet ta8et for Itprti III it8.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

Is 2(ar gamle 9arer. Oct anita
9cs | Acknowledged, at 6nrer Inn leuer
Ipp eaer otte &ar. Sarerne / 0jeritao
me0em &isgr % SragerD ignes al BaOe
Ell me9et Beiere Qepealber. 50 Gjirters
%jtnter, ~fortpler "&riltianslanos 5tiit3
abi3" iangeOe ior 40 Itiaige 9lar ti(ba9e
Ell 9oreunge. De latte Boer tit WGrfe
/ grsne paa Den % FOB ben l95e. 6Brit
atten aar bageiter btep 6aren ituot;
Den bleu tjcnpt isien pan MRrterue.
Den bleu iGloeti famine 8ratt ION ben
blep mGrtet. Den 0are bar baut 2pfs
fen mco Jig. ION / ooer atten 2(or bar
fllnnet unOgaa ale iine SLENDER.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

EimlHssttss z ssslalS spiasts I @T,ssras.pes,u' lsw
Slstf gratis or Strtsos ~ iasbaa samslssfs u
Oitdsfiaut Suh8afS sar tesIasr ~ Gers, IA rss
fasbsni b,saiss ro 5 Gsais IT. 7inis / FasfrA
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12

NO.u"Vea xdra tgrlfe
Wlnaueber (Sanuar-Septsmber bar
for 2anoets iamtlise 1uibheber uosiort
l,539,548 &ubitmeter 9ralat mob
1.596.321 &nbifmeter iiior % 266, s43
&e9iitersgon SO mob 252, 229 Riailter.
gcn ifjor. September .ubfprIelen iaar
bar p9rst 176,S09 &ubitmcier IraloIt
% 28,425 8eaiitersTon IS mob zen,
bolospis IFS, $50 aubitmeter % 26, O26
Negilter-5on iiior. s ben iorletne lib
al Garet bar grGtaIt ~lloigrIelen ppret
lterit fra 6reoritsftao o. oernait Gram.
men oa a%riItiania o. S. lloigrielen iurlt
ira ariltiania pg OernaIt 0rebat %
ara9erg.
Sielbeut SubilGum. Mar9retbe
Gbriltenlen bar ferret lit 5enipotnpe,
anr8 SnbilHum JON Gieneitepige hos
&iobmano lOrberuGrcnoe StibsiDrer
Otto &iis | Stieu. Su6ilanten er ipot
! 5lerltrano 1912. 5aoeren ogoe, me.
oens bun "a sanitc lioen, %, oa bet
bar iutaat for MSpoeren, lon lab ioien
meo mango Sprn, MATTE ben lille War'
9retbe no blanot 5remmeoe aQereoe /
Sttenars 4lberen.
s en- Nloer al 225 aar tom bun til
lit nupRrcuoe 6%eritub, bpor bun iioen
bar pRret naibrnot % i~rcmoeles a9ter
at blipe til ale Barriers Tilireosbeo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-11
The Good TempIars.

The officers of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars made their semi-annual visit to
Morning Star Lodge last evening and were re-
ceived with great cordiality. After the bust
ness session had been concluded short ad-
dresses were made by the grand chief temp
lar, Mr.. A. Kalstrom; the grand councillor,
Mr.. Maupin; the PIG. CT. Mr.. J. S. Gourlay:
Grand Vice Templar Miss Carrie Sherwood,
Grand Secretary Mr.. L. C. Spurgeon, Grand
Chaplain Hon. G. F. Potter, District Deputy
DIR. G. n. Whitney and Mr.. W. G.. Perry, and
readings by MIR. W. S. Stetson, E. c. Johnston
and MIR. McMurray. The lodge accepted the
invitation rendered to take charge of and con-
ductthe meeting at Good Templars' Hall Sun
day. the Goth.
The meeting last evening of Independent
Lodge of Georgetown was of greater interest
than any held for long time past. Clements
Lodge, through delegation of its members
paid fraternal visit and visitors from Mime
haha and Eagleston Lodges were also present
The numerical strength OF the lodge was in
creased by three new members. The lodge
will attend in body the meeting at Congress
Street NJ. p. Church next Sunday evening
under the auspices of the order. Under the
good of the order exercises the lodge was en-
tertained with vocal music by Miss Annie
Thomas and Mrs. A. Kalstrom, recitations by
the chief templar, Mr.. Berry and Miss Kali
strom, and speeches by District Deputy ]. s.
Blackboard the secretary, Capt. L. ii. Mllstead
and Mr.. Martin, the chief templar of Clements
Lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-11
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Charles Green paid IS in the Police Court
yesterday for soliciting fares in the Capitol
grounds.
William Mason was fined g in the Police
Court yesterday afternoon for assaulting his
wife Martha Mason. He couldn't pay the fine.
Dennis Crowley was charged in the Police
Court yesterday with assaulting his wife Jo-
sephine and he forfeited 80 collateral
The seventy-ninth and the eighty-first regi-
mental bands of New York city arrived in the
city last night and are registered at the Ar
hngton.
Thomas Stuart, a laborer employed by ". p.
Poole, in digging an excavation for a building
at lexington. was caught by a caving bank yes
terday afternoon and was slightly injured.
Abou 1870 o'clock last night Isaiah Ridg-
way, a cab driver. fell from his vehicle at 2lst
and G streets northwest and was injured about
the head. He was taken to his home, 2306 III
street northwest.
William Nicholson forfeited ten dollars in
the Police Court today for selling liquor after
hours.
Major Philip c. Hungerford is lying very
low with consumption at his residence, sos o
street northwest. Major Hungerford has been
prominent in business circles for many years
BE is also an active member Of st. Johns
Lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-11
"CLEVELANDS"
THE STANDARD BAKING POWDER,

Cream of tartar and bcarbonate of soda in their
proper proportions have been recognized for than
fifty years the standard for leavening purposes and
these ingredients with small quantity of -four or
starch added preserve the mixture the form of pure
of tartar baking powder have almost wholly super
seeded yeast and the old methods of producing pastry hot
biscuit cake, etc.
The manufacturers of Clevelands Superior Baking
Powder have for of years adhered the of the
above ingredients and these only and have thus made
the recognized standard for pure of powder
The recent report of the United States Government
Chemist shows CLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER RICHEST IN CREAM
OF TARTAR AND SODA and HIGHEST
IN LEAVENING POWER of all the pure* cream
of tartar baking powders examined. See Bulletin
No. IS, Department of Agriculture, Washington,
DC. The baking powder nearest to Clevelands in
strength was found to contain .oS of ammonia.
The Canadian Government Report of $780, well
the Reports of the Food Commissions of Ohio 1887,
and New jersey 1850, confirm the fact that Ceveands
Superior Baking Powder is the richest of
and richest in eavening power and therefore absolutely
the best of all the of tartar baking powders
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-11
A STATUE FOR MR.. WARNER.
Depositors Of the Columbia Bank Pre-
sent Him With q Testimonial.

The satisfaction felt by the depositors Of the
Columbia National Bank with the action of the
directors in re-electing Mr.. b. Fl. Warner to
the presidency of that institution and Mr.. War
ners determination to accept the Office was at
tested last night by an occurrence at Mr.. War
ner's house. A committee composed Of W. A.
Croffut Hon. j. A. Swope, G. A. Drury, Bishop
Hurst, Rhesa G. Dubois. L. o. Delasbmutt,
John Joy Edison, Theodore A. Harding, ]. s..
Swormstedt, s. W. Woodward, B. x. Plain, W.
ID. Moses, Gen. Small, B. Fl. Stinemetz. L. d.
Wine, G. W. F. Swartzell, William Reinecke,
c. n. Rudolph. Gen. Pavcy and Gen. Martin,
representing the depositors, visited Mr.. War
ner for the purpose of presenting to him a
handsome marble statue of Apollo Belvedere.
At o'clock the committee assembled in the
parlors and Mr.. Jas. L. Dubois presented the
statue to Mr.. Warner with a brief speech. in
which he referred to the statue as a testimonial
of the esteem for Mr.. Warner as friend and
their admiration for and confidence in him as
a business man. He remarked that Mr.. War
ner had written his name SO deeply and in
dehbly upon the great business and financial
institutions which he had founded and helped
to found that the storms of time and
trouble will not and cannot efface it,
but still more highly treasured by them was
the fact that he had by constant deeds of
friendship, love and charity written his name
upon the hearts of host of friends as legible
and as permanent as are the stars on the brow
of the evening.
The presentation address was followed by
appropriate and interesting remarks by W. A.
Croftut, Hon. John A. Swope and Bishop Hurst.
MIR. Warner accepted the gift Of the depositors
In graceful and characteristic speech, after
which fine collation. was served.
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SPECIAL EASTER SALE


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CONGREsSMEN's TIME.
One-third of It Reported to be Taken
Up by Office Seekers.

The special committee Of the National Re-
| form League, consisting of Vim. d. Foulke,
Charles j. Bonaparte, Richard H. Dana and
Sherman s. Rogers, appointed to inquire into
the condition of the federal civil service and
the operation Of the reform law. has made its
report with a view to ascertaining the amount
OF time consumed by members of Congress
directly and indirectly in the distri button of
public Offices. The committee addressed to each
member set Of questions as to the number of
federal Offices in his district. the average num-
Der OF applicants for each, the time required in
the disposition of each, &c. To these inquiries
twenty-four answers were received, from which
the committee estimates that more than one
third OF the entire time of each Congressman
Is consumed in securing offices for their con-
sutuents. The committee also examined the
records OF Congress for the purpose of deter
mining the relative number of measures which
remain unconsidered at the end of each session
from lack of time to give them proper consid-
Grafton. Taking the last Congress as an illus
tration the committee found that the number
OF bills and joint resolutions introduced was
l7.O78, to wit: House bills. 1864; resolutions.
269; Senate bills 1000: resolutions, las; out of
the 17,07S measures introduced more than
II, 600 were never reported from the committee
to which they were referred; that about 1, 400
were reported but never reached consideration,
The committee concludes its report by warmly
commencing the bill recently introduced by
Representative Lodge relative to the appoint
ment of postmasters as fourth-class Offices.
Real Estate Matters.
Jacob W. Miller has purchased for $4,000 of
]. Williamson, sub IL, square 166, 25$1 feet
front on H street between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
Anna B. Plat has bought of c. V. n. Callan
for sS,99735, lots 4; and 9, block 2, Fairview
Heights.
J. S. Boss has bought for S7,762 40 of H. NJ
Schneider, subs As to 40, square 800, fronting "a
feet inches on 9TH between G and H streets
northeast
Lucy V. Dugan has bought of Minnie Evan
Tor $3.50. subs 50 and 5S, Is by 100 feet on 18th
between and streets northwest.
J. b. Hammond has bought for SS.000 of F.
Volk subs A and d. square 295, fronting ON
18th and streets northwest.
+. c. Ageltinger has purchased of Maggie F.
Riley Tor 93S ,409.35 sub lots to q, "a to As
and 53 and 81. square east Of square 49, 'front.'
ing on b. c and Eldridge streets between goth
and districts northwest. These have been con-
veyed in trus. to r. NJ. Harrison ct al. for
nominal consideration.
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Three Runaway Bows.

The police authorities have been called on to
aid in the capture of three boys-Charles
Vaughan aged eighteen, Oliver Sabin aged
fifteen, and Samuel Burch aged fourteen-who
left their homes on Wednesday and it is be-
lieved, started to Chicago They lived in the
neighbOrhood OF 9TH and @ streets northwest,
and it is thought that the elder lad persuaded
the others to take trip west 1t was ascer-
tanned that they were at the Baltimore and
Ohio depot at 20 Wednesday as the western
train was pulling out, and that they were put
off the train at Washington junction.