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The National tribune., 1890-10-09
RUSSIA VERSUS TURKEY.

/ had long talk with ex-Ministcr Straus,
who represented the United States at Constan.
tinople during the Cleveland Admin istration
He tells me that the Sultan Is very anxious to
treat the Armenians well. but that tho Rus
SLAMS have spies going through the country in.
citing the people 10 trouble. and bringing about
conflicts between the Moslems aud the Chris
tians. lie says the Sultan is n man Of peace,
and that he is anxious 10 do we'll by the people.
The Car, however, has bis eyes on Armenia.
lie wants TO have a war with Turkey, and he
is fomenting these troubles in order that he
may make the rest Of ChristendOm sec that
The National tribune., 1890-10-09

Special Correspondence NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, August, 1880.
The National tribune., 1890-10-09

a Supply the leading museums and wealthy eollee-
q tors therefore can pay highest prices for hun
Ireds of dates Also buy used stamps. IL will
1av Won 20 investigate this business az once. En-
,ioss stamp for particulars. w. Z. SKINNER,
Coin and Stamp Broker i6 Globe Building Boston Mass
Mention The National TrIhunA
The National tribune., 1890-10-09

- EMpRET0 For LOVERS. Prf-
H - ~ Vate advice for the unmar-
. Vraed. Tells ALL YOU WANT
m 81 E&3TO KNOW. Securely sealed, no
cenfs. Drawer Oo7. Chicago H.
Mention The National TEibRna
The National tribune., 1890-10-09
lME CURIOUS CUSTOMS.

The Armenians have some queer customs In
regard to mssriage. Girls are often married as
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49,,
=pramise. by the waN:whic'l- the
nartNlias not.:br!tk4en.; ~ -
i Bit Conercss5s;l tgiea@ tlIs eli
max of ;itfronteyS.:wi'si! il llassed
tic! i,lt;flnors NtkftIlleAAEEalllfk 1t
::leais csalfgly an4f5 'ehYre icats. on.
Il -ssslfar(l working, thrifty, anil IT,
iffIis;frionS nalion. II is Impossible
the poaE-.nlau--tn-lixe nn4eE it..
He is unable tn purchase med, cine
for his sick chiltlten; sl1hmit;
to be taxed for the win'lhw glass
Through wh1iIclA@fF'es sin SfiilES-INto
litxlowlx ttMeHi s. ;,ast: f'@ the COT
fin. ist esw kinh:.his;; deari:onasoere
.h1rie,i.. ..i::.:! 8; 3;.i li5' -;.i.,!::i.ir..
:! Thr aaesliot', shall "" IN i'Ssaahe
:riul: rit:hrr an(l..:til.e:rl,eraneoserf
.haS:heun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tx. 81 isnpl,..@-. ;.it---.1igslA. -&ew
York Herald, Independents: Is y!
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15


The one hundred and eighth an.
Eual session of the Virginia Con
itrerce oflhe n Z. Church, South.
-l"ean at Lyncnburg. Wednesday,,
with Bishop Harerove, presiding
and about $50 ministers in. atten-
Gan ce. Reports of TIC presiding
elder show ed a fourishing and Ell
couraging condition in finances,
Il urch acceSsions, new buildings,
missionary matter &c. The.num-
her of conversions during the year
aggregated S,752.
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Hon u. john s. HiSa.. :.

/. ~ -.
.Ex.Coi,graS ;Nin.. Iohn $. Wis"
has been paid !.he lia',1 some con-
! plimcilt III heing invirell TO address
the New Ynrll Safe Bar. A>snra.
| ton at aannal meeting; in Al
banY in .lanllaly next: Is Is. barely
two, Years S:nee MI. Mise ''neitn
York :irnn,. Virginia. .almost. ulFerl.''
,unk,nown rs a;laMAe:". although not
unknown IN. his prele.ssipn!a n horse l!?lMl.
AS. hheiSna of eX G"yGEnnr lSe,of,
| the Old .Dominion Stale. who hung
john l!rnwM HE Young statesman
of .E.rg;n;a conld only win apEnrqv-
lal in. the .J,ptll ;;npnn. bis llMefilt.:as
IL lawyer,.i!l llongh, lsel-had, Sarted
company s-Tir@i,iiil whit! re Dem
|. ocra,ic friends OF. hls:f.tther olt. the
question: of. :principe,.4bis* belief
being rhat-lhe failure progress nf::
ItilccuuAlrr lies ia. l1itt ,Eir1e-lnn!of
Republican, ,ln,nsnaiiat.:: Waen-he
chnrc 10 New:Iirk. t.e;llle.i .itfteii-
rltinn tn his pngtgeinc1Esas snrcial
cnnrSel,, for the Spragna, ElrcIr
acknowledgements: ...'Eiti< ;c'nnhc
tion-I,at:Alr:. WISE intA.4a enhine y
NEW legal :ti,la9. arising frofr.lhe
conflicting Ivlarjors 'le'weisliie'sc-
trio rriiway S.aelei 'linut@t-a'"lsoilter
enterprises EN- glowing. t'li!cfslr'tv.
lima great controversies Eetwepn :the
American Rel Telephone Company
and: ilit Eltctr'c' Railway Com
ranics MIR. sVfs,. lras hir,l-t:liaI'g",of
.rlle i.ltrresis:uf.thA Spi@,4iliA, Bali
s0mH :iihl Tho ThHm l,Stiii lIoilSton
-eohflrtily.. which altf i III. leadlihS
ielrririic srai}wi,y conilinithit'$13'I' he
E1ji,i1ed State<. .i"'l'liti 'bl1,!i!tnS; in
Iv0Ivpii legally have t,t'flf NEW, ai'l
the law questions nor oiiiysnnvtl
hntJl iiiiciiiiit. Nlllii'ligh;fhe result
hf,leSHir WaS Frnlsstim.tI':',iaE HE
Eontscr. an i1librukelllinrof Victories
has hcen sr.aled farFhe sl.;i|*"yS,
with il,tt; ,g.ii7ffe le:excfpti,iff If ai';iid.
verse drc;Siiiiiiili st CiIcilftfafl!. Which
I may he REVERSED on iii appi.al 'fit'@
- An. inrport:a;nil personal reSnt;of
SERIES ofl'tigatirES to AIt. Wise
l.haS. been to place. hrm.i She front
rank 81. lie legal. i,lutassii,n on all
clticlr:cal. questions. anil b lS-g.'vcn
I lin i li;,ilioni;l ripn- .Ifion lis am
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q.
The BAPTIST General: Association,
.ol Virginia. uow .in.sess,o,f- in.thc
city of Richmond represents .7G3
-: $3.50. VIZ: =. =,
: membership of Sc 0S2;y G49 Sabl,pth
schools, w,lhea 1nember<ili15.ol Gl.,:
9tG. with an e>ti'naita' value of
church buildings and IntS oi.sl.349s:
7iV; 0ll.er church proprrty..Sl II
$50. whose. .contril;n1io,is:so:al oh
jec;S reported at lis last annual
session were 1904. 95O..5p.
The location Of the Baptist Or
pkanage, an important matrer of
the Association, has been decided
in favor Of Salem, which offered
$4,000 and free. site. Tie re-
!ort Of the treasurer showed col.
isctions by he six boalds during
the year to be about Sa2,COOand
expenditures about $4,000. =
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-, 80, -: ;::;:; :,,;ll, - =, 80:
II is anllouniet, t.ltaf- AZ eN'rai

i, III: IL Il .'i?.'I ~ ~, - $
scs sinu of enngress:wlllsH ol.: he CALI
., "a. IL" popular verdict. rendered.
On Tuesday, Nove.nbfrl I'LL. seems
d baye caused thu Elr .Ig lis rs 70:
) conclude .tl'Atlt WAS .nnEeec,sAr,-,
= .inaSnliih.' a.. 1T @ilsi.art!ay eNpe,!'
=. aienf IN thrm 70 li1ge Ire passage
T Tic .IS'iice Jill af plllrtSent;-llhet E.
ol3iy Objection WHICH il M:!sto meet.
in extra session. With sltch an lti.
.ilisnaiii, expression Of tie rnrnlal:
vl1l nnEyontipg lh'siin, il is noi't sur.
:. rrjsirg that thry:::. ,haye...,d decided y
::.:::.lsals..w.isaieaMndetli In: ihe vicious
1rsl$litior inuppcd'. cux tiltynf.
viii. lie tine ror reflection t;lkep
;: by them uueil the .,Y;tsSembliilg Ut
Congress iii Dece mteE. at remains
TO be seen, whytl!er. hty;wiff :Ft'arli
wisdom l,y.experieuiee sand submit
:. gracefully 10 | lie ex pre- SSeti wish ui:
The pptlflc,' or assume a tttiant
:. lqMe ;iEG act III arcoltlanct there
=, wilh.:reAS seiNanesH the people,
there would, seem .to' be .,buts.one
= c,tnrse left for ilicn,, 70 I,ursile-' o.
respect The viii tfJhe people: as
eYl,le>ea :t;lle. m,llS,ell.. tlie!74ob
=: ofNf.vpn,l.er, but with:the reckless:
"niid;icl'y'aiifclr has controlled them:
:. II fle pasf, it is. lnaaQ ly. safe To
.coi.clul!e That ,tll*y.. will ahs.aip.
nr:.paI:t iSilln:. legis!a'on i'll the.
l,fiei;xcrnr::olt power 'wijiclii now be-.
:. longs g 'then, At leiisf there. seems
10 lie q ,islioSlnnn:.0na HE. parh Of:
t., s+snre ofalhec leaders OF the Rtpub-.
:. i:car party 10 ignore .the:verri.ict Of.
tlie'pedpIt,,' and they are. Sustained
in HAT. course: by. $Dcb lradiDg he:
-..zrrthlicsnSa,S HE NrwY4ark Tribune
lard philadelphia Press: slflliey
;. do To-. lcaii, wisdom, loWYver;,s. 10y.
past experience, llele seem o>be
:. no. & ccasione iDr-al.srrn as he:l9eo-
pie Have sf.,,krrf in Noncompliance,
-.r---- 49,
le!mSS condemnation, TO. .desiSt,
yl:ell HE: oecasion:again:denlandS:
liz. 80. :...:.:.-: ,::,:;:::- -:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15
The Peoples Verdict in qhirty-nina
- States. .,..,s:

;. Athousand thanks tozthe Re.
publicanS of&the' Fifty:tirst Con-
gress. Tiiey'paSSed then n ckifiiley4
bilf1ust il tinFe. 50 &C., ...';., i
-. >. IF they had d'the reckless .iau7
idaciiy 10 :1jaiss the force lbifl:also
;ahet would probably. have been
entirely wipait tjnt in this election.
In tie: political history Of. this
corntry 90 liarty ever..!.ieceiyea Il
Ste1ner Re liukc. ;.t:tlie polls. -;,.. :;
: THE; people never Before S. fnllY
yindicated tier claims 70 practical
common sense. or. lhe ability to
pass Indictment. on the policy which
will afford the greatest good to the
greatest number. -, -:
-:.Thir;y.nille States EXPRESSED an
opinion, aid tlieir vote is. i ttlnnd
erous protest against the. MnKin
ley: prices. for. the .necessaries. Of
i f, against +, restrict ed. market ior
American: products, and against
Starvation ": wages. for she Iaborilig
c.asseS.7s.;.::@ i: .:;:;! -: y.
::::.:M hen:.tlie :FifiNlrst, Congress
convened il. ,Hals 4;nmpose,l:.df41 G1
/ Democrats ia1ial:lG9. elaabAcililS. :.
St: :ThiS;InajonitJ>.sl eight iw;lS after
,Narthitrcreasc,l, to twGi:ty -four lby
she trick*ahd device ofglinseatilrg
'Delnoerats4Aiiri!!closely > contested
lstlStrIctS..;;..iI.' r.: II: =.
1.-The iiatent;i fact HAT Ahraii was
honestly eletted :coilnted' for moth
fig Without ceremony or Iria DE-.
Fc9nt' sl'egalll " t9i; evidence lie WIS
shniinaifIY .oiiStej. and Ellis place
gfv'eeshi 70 ~ cfaimdht whose vote
.w0ulil be::SerE iiceabIe III q lp1iiich.. 81.
lille surplus lfaicay VANISHED in
to THU 'aiiiir . Frye Of Maine lliSiii;3plau
iseG fiat II lllS .party got i Wh'ac*i
it it ,f6fhilis'. would be left bnt 4.
hole iii the 'ground.. Tile promise
has been faithfully kept. he only
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=
80. - -
CyOuglll-5s Cures Ell

Are abundant; but the onbs best oWn for
Its extraordinary anody1e and sct1raIts
qualities is Ayers WlarsSS IF ecforal E:sF Dr..
-nefriy half century tits rfepar arUn- lassi
Been IN greater demand than any other rem
edy for colds, coughs, bronchitis, and pull
monary complaints in general.
- --.- suffered for rtore than
from a severe cough accompanied with hem,
ofraages:o Of the ldngsaand fife expectotation9 !,
k6i h,atter:- Tlic physicians gave me,uP but !
my druggist prevailed on me to try
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

:. The School superintentlentss,.
through Mr.; X. E. Murray, 81 Nor
folk, last-SaturdaN, presented Mr..
!Jolnfii:E. Massey with purse Of
five hundred dollars. iii 'go!IJ il.
honor, Of his RECEIPT l.i. marriage; -.Tbe:
presentation was: made in:Snlet-
intcndent. MasSey's office ;fs.l III
the presence Of Mr.: MASSEY; Gov
einor Mckinney, Rev: DI.. .Coopet.
land others. The bride. w;as, also
presented withs:a 1bahdsome ;bonl
.qdet BY Attorney General Scott. :. =
''.s.-- :. =,
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THE EIlEI: 8. sCHasszGJ
- il:+--l - 100
Pianos ana. Organs.


Do you wis!lto pnssess-a Piano: or
rgan on easy terms? We will.tulisll
III with a l'lrin fpr $50 to so cash sra!
10 rtr month till Iaii for. 0ran Or
III Tor $40 to :;20'cashaad $40 per'qilar-
n. or-wiil sell low for cash. u =
Thoyare guaranteed L years. and WIZ.
.intt:d fist class liz every respect. and
ou canllrt iiuil ninre honestly made III
,rumelils o.; tlls market. 80.
Rcfercncas-AIrs. L. p. Brri.t, Onan-
)ek; w. u. Notl ;lrg!tim, Elstville.
!: L. Munlford. Cape Charles; PEW :.
Ctisield.F =. u ~.:iisE,
Write for cataloGuc.and prices tn S
:. MeGRATH, Onancock. VA, Gen
raj j. gent fnr Ottn .Sulro &lLfo.s...;s- G
DON'T YOU IFANI%TO4B w ID
: II tSE-EFINGiIuA C,kII1NE?1zss.5
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

The Governor: has tenderel:to
Mr.. RI. Theodore Ellyson the .use
of the hall ofthe: House OF Dele
gates. for tue meeting ofthe Viz
glnia Press Association Oh Tues
day, November 18th.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

) on..CHfton r.: BFecAsinridgei O

=. :. Hon.. Clifton. r.: Breckinridge,I Of
= the second district. Or: Arkansas,
WHO WIS Il ,n!h.iuSt1y deprived ofl. his
scat blythe Republican, majority iii
:: Congress- has not only been. eleet
cd to the Fifty.secona Congrgss |by
s decisive majority. bn ri! he l!. BIZ
SO been elected to lill theupe2NFel
term in the present Congress.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

q Tie Rex, II. N. Jackson of Rich
monl, reSenily elected Assistant
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Churchfor the DloceSeof Alabaiila,
has accepted the place. -.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

"a Woodstock boy.is.reporie'las
having t.beside his girl forjust
one hour the other night,and onr-
ing hat time kissed her ninety SIX
times out Ola. poSSiblefhundlpd.
THE other four times she got in IL
hurry and kissed him.: ~: -:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

r".s;eI,s for passengers On signal tooondnctor
81 daily, except snn!ny.
ii -; IT.:W. Dune, sup't,
~: :1s $50 Cape Charles City, Va.
If. B. Cooke.G emil Freight aad'Passen-.
er Agent, Norfolk. Va. -. 4:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15
Lewis Steward. the new. Demo

Lewis Steward. the new Demo
.ciatic Congressman elect of the
c'eht district Of Illinois, is one Of
1.-The political protligles.nof.. tle.age..
lie. did not seek the nomination
and wonld not contribute a 'cent::to
his election. not even to-nSint.. his
name on The ticket, bnt toltlf,he
c1mmittee:;a .,The;' cffiee:nsheull
seek file m;ln,, ;f'liaoty:o can Write
my name on the, ticket or let me
alone" He OWNS enough land to
make,4e heit.aropnd she. world six
-feRt:Mide.::::.. =.is E:.!.::;:..'-:: =;
-.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

The Virginia Field Sports Asso.
ciatiun will hold its next annual
meeting ut Amelia Courthouse Oh
November 10. .a.....
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s;piaIxG: .sclIEnU1E. ss- V.
OF THE .f @Ss:ssic

spRISG: .fe!sHEnU1.E. sfssss-.: I:
!; y: OF THE seE
EEasterRss Shore. Steamboat !GoB5a1a
;.5. - II: di ia Lr1M0RE. 4: *
EuutileIrirr iciioes will run thehfat' rbA,s A.;
<titoys,t Tcathar lefnlitIne.l ioaving s94sn =;
aE,,ti,. s. Eo,eit:ck p. m.
s1eumsr EASTERN SsgoRE.
GAIT u. IL. kAiHoh.
SUNDAYS and WEDNEsDAY5 for Fords. Crls'
EYf.I,s, G1n-
;. RETllNlNl:-lenye .Elics tuesdays :At!t FIJI
Il aays%nt in i. IN SiioI.' ., Mifs p15. Davih
f fuatati.sin. 10 OHncali l. SaniluH if.U Doggs'
2.lb, Evhns' 5, Hofrman'a als. I"r'i's I.5O.
-- --s5T S.r7sser 1Sz;i RI -
CAPT, 40. ". Wu.snN.
6f;siHy md Frietny for.Gratoii!, TnE tE1ygin'l
l. rihEAy,s; -tmHlcack, ShelH'w'i. Pits 'Wh''rl
rcdh. Hnii.He hohaih. FMtMoke Ci'y and sn''N
HILL. ELTuNNlNG-M"l.dnys riri Thnrs'i;iv.
fsSi, Il III r Gs,af Hdij:3r pls 'wntl lti,ll
SET. opl.lgqt4. .sSsQlll. R;' EspI.'Hsi'
Til gIcr Iannd l.
S.ea;scr u! .G6Es:. :
:,f:f ALL Wv. A.. ST LEW IA
I H6ndn rs nm I! Thursday tnr Crl-nrl.i: F'nn"S 81
oaanr.,isc.. e,nosfunileesiS iIita.h :r creek
sIs-Siien il wr;inGsdss aftI smtniTays ~ /"
n, M, Gullfpri =, iirltlng Grocji4s&r; Ne 'c''i
nussox II. &c. U,anc,cl pm fihneY's ~ ;
5 i stis,,i1..sr rs re-.
!: CAPT L. J.:AhGft!.-.. --,......,
rucsdays and iHldnys' tr nnl'iaa' n Fans
Boz 3Nardun,tInlc"rh. !.rqts' pt."ir' AL.ics .
shlrals hn,i.kue..s. l.ETUkNISG- le;!yrAhe $
~ MLida w aid Thursday III $50 i-i'l.
b -. l.stsariers' loave rlgieid fol egalt!
aS' more. on arrival OF: lasruoYllaaraln.
FreLzhI Hud pnssar.ry rccclyrd .:r ~ .l...lil's
\: :lc N.Y.,.Fhi:n.' and Norfolk, W.cr'nico anu
spccvnlUlye T. X. di,liy; p.nwart; Maryland ,;hd
Virginia. Railroads TIL TEeadnrs ni:,! Fridays
4 ;nty -. ~ :;:-.::' . 80
|; Positively !o freight rcsE'!Erd e1inr = ?, m,
md must nc prepaid. ~ 81 .l,oinrs. eycci'i
81 tha N. Y; piiiI;i. ::iid &ofit:lk iaiiiaaas
b, R CHAR Il, crneraj kgoHt;.
49, H.; laa9a'pl!...;stre, haiipiote:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15

cnCc. -
MISS TBHzABBrH w. QUTNBY,
English, Frcilch=and
.:SstaTieniaiicS. 80: 80: i.as -.
| = is: i RANK XII r. BRENT, Teacher
qk Vocal. and. Instrumental Music ll!
and ;Elacuti0n."..: :5,',;ys> ..sizs.;i1
I. MISS. MARGARET u :QyrNBY,
FlIeaclitr Of strunlentaI slllsic;aud
students prepared for college,
actiitei:lite: fiAdSan.
aases uns arpassed. Sc 4! g i big:
r rl;p,,c,o,,lnmen.lsd by University OF
tvirsfn al Johns! Hoi|k'illsi Uulifyersi-
ty. ildgtler leading lnsllla'EESfIhI!s OF
learning ..... :s.i 2: .sss.fl
.ForsNewi catalogue giving full
particulars APPLY to- K s5:!e9
@,:- 81; I!!s;:@ FRANK r.. BRENT
Onanc0ck, vi.
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W. :: Ayers. ..' 49,,
CheYryo PICTORIAL.

-
I did, so, and soon began to improves. my
lungs healed, the cough ceased, and I be-
came stoutor and healthier than II have ever,
..heen before. L woAldsuggest that thellaHe
of Ayers Cherry PecteTal be- changed TO
Elixir Of Life, for It Certainly saved my life."
81. i. ollden; Salto. Bhenos &yres: % .:
;-::..Afew years ago L;took avery bad:rOld,
which settled on my: lungs. L :had night
sweats, racking cough, and great soreness.
NV doctors medicine did me no good; Il
tried many remedies, but received no'bene-
i fit; everybody despaired; Of. my recovery.,,I
was advised to use Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ahu, asa last resort; did SO. From the first
dose i obtained relief, and, after using two
bottles OF 1t, was completely restored, to
.health.9-.F. Adams, New. Gretna, n. J.. !:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15
.0naac0eEl::..,: q cad4mg

.2EniaK-p-. BRENT, Pl:llscihal, land
inslruetor::in Lafiliy,Greek, History
and Higher English.
.t57N4aMYANT, .Assaoiate Princi
pal, and INSTRUCTOR in French. Ger
man, Matlerfatics- and Natural Sci
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-11-15
Pjo,eo MUK1g.fGsI Md.

i,;.:l 81: = :9::::il.. .I;.:.;1i ':i.i I'lIH +:
will vislt':Aoeomac q. FL, 9he,Hrst'
.1ti.ay;of eve9y. cemt.S eoirfE, with7fne.
-lffhe o't:sdri,pies Of gotits for suits
;sttisaitfyl 10 thelseasofi; :G'i fs-''.'s
+: 4 member of the ariii has iiihde.
Himself thoroughly proficient; in
emitting byS;Iorg per i'mee IN y.
lrirSf:cl;iSS s. fit fit ;flitt'' low. prices
..,,,l d.; ~: =, ..:.: y
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
sexenth pnx,s Meeting.

The A. U. N. 2. Conierence convened
In St. Juhn'e Church, Chester, ON We'd
uesday, May rs. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. a. W. Scott Of Mary
land district. I:oil callel and ministers
and lay delegates answered to their
names, alter which the onierence went
into e,ection Of president. All the dele
gates were named as candidates, and all
declined but four, viz: Rev. Daniel
Russell, ST., Rev. Is. Scott, Rev. Moses
Ctippsy and Rev. l, b. Cooper. The
Conference then went into election.
First ballot--l,ev. Da,liel Russell, Sr. I,
36; Rev. h. Scott, %; Rev. l. d. Cooper,
Il; Rev. Moses Chippey, l. Total vote
cAst "A. No choice made.
Tho second ballot cast, Cooper and
Chippsy dropped out. Tho third ballot
resulted in Al votss for Daniel Russell
and 81 for Rev. Benjamin Scott. Rev.
Daniel Russell, Sr., was declared elected
president OF tho Middle District Tor one
yesr. lie was Installed In office by the
Rev. E. w. Scott, OF the A. U. NJ. 2.
Church. Elkton, Maryland. All OF the
brethren gave the president the right
hand, after which ho arose and made Q
very feeling address. Tho Conference
extended tho time half hour. Several
OF the committees Exported. Commiitos
on r. importance came in and made their
report, highly recommending prohibition
| as the safe and snre way To destroy the
great evil Of intempsrsnce. the report
WAS adopted.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Drowned In n Bath Tub.

READING, Pa, May %. The startling
death Of Miss Minnie Otto, Gged IS gears,
daughter OF Jacob Otto, OF the Grm of
Geis,lcr " Otto, stoyo dealers, was inves-
tigalcd by the coroner here ihis evening.
Tho young lady retired a"out 0 - 9ck
last night In her usual cheerful mood.
Two hours later, while niembers Of the
family were preparing to rttlrc, Mrs.
Otto's attention MAS attracted by light
In tho bath r ON. She knocked on the
door, but the received no response. She
then opened IL and discovered her daugh-
ter lying 10 the bath tub, which was hall
iuii OF water. The young lsdy's head
was partly uuder water and she lay as II
IN peaceful sleep. She had apparently
died without struggle. IL ls supposed
sbe was taking bath, as tho water was
soapy, and near her lay II piece OF soap
aud towel. and that shr was seized with
cramps. 10 which she WAS subject. aud
tell in SO rs to get her bead under water,
In which position she remained until DIS.
| covered.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
IN FURNITURE

We are now making a spe.
cialty Of Antique Oak Bed
room Suits, eight pieces;
better the, other dealers are
Offering at $35, for $28.
Just look at the hand
some Parlor Suits displayed
In our store rooms. They
cannot be equaled In this
city for quality and price.
We have others on our Sec
ond floor equally as hand
some. We furnish the ma.
terial and have these suits
made to our order and we
know just what goes in
them and can guarantee
them.
Hair Cloth Psrlor Suits
from $50 up. Group Plush
Suits, $45 up.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Washington Notes.

WAsniSGTos, Nay 20. In the U. 8.
Senate yesterday the Original Package
bill aai the conference report On the
Army Appropr aiisn bill were discusses,
but neither was acted upon. During the
debate on the Original Package hill
(Which WAS taken up a second time) the
Senate. finding itself Without quorum,
adjourned.
In the House a hill was parsed appro-
priating Sla5,0J0 for the est. blshmont
Of mi!ltrry park on the battlefield OF
Chickamanga.
The Senate Committee on Finance will
to-day bcgin consideration OF the I riff
bl ard decide whether bearings 81 all
be given to persons during changes in tie
schedules as passed by tho House.
epeaker Iced has issued All ord for
bidding The sale OF liquors In the House
restaurant.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
GrRGs MnslcNle.

Grace orchestra gags II very entsrtain-
ing and successful musicale last evening,
In Tho SUNDAY school room. before lair
sized audience vi their irienJs. Prof.
Lau oi fhiiadeiphia, waved the baton
The orchestra Is making wontieriui pro-
gres- ami give delightful mu lie, reuder.
Ing some OF the most intricate pieces
with peri ct harmony. Messrs. J. X
king, N. ID. Glow ard, Mis-. W. Y. Smsl.
ley, Jr., aud miss Mary X. ThielmaD,
delighted ths audience with vocal seiec
tons. Miss Minute Harlan gave several
pleasing recitalivps in way that called
iUrtl spplau.e. She is quite q ciesei
elocutiunisL
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
City JOttInGs,

Several prominent young men win
give strawberry collation. and dance in
honor OF some strangers from the ci y.
JaInes Chambers will bo master OF cere-
monies. THIS of course insuras success.
Tue entertainment will be given to-
morrow evening In Elite Hall, Fourth
and French streets.
Mr.. Vincent Berry Is now enjoying the
no orlety Of making TWO special ,ies-the
best restIurant coiiish cake and tue
finest homemade cream. All he wants
is lair trial.
very grand treai tonight. the crown
ing event oi The season, 10 the choral
con ert. Lock at the ARTISTS outside oi
Our fue home talent. Mrs. Carr as piano
soloist, Henri Strange, the greftest rlo.
cuiioni,t of the race, Howard Mercer,
TIE rising young cornetist; Miss Gaines,
one of the fn,st contra!to singers in tae
country.