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T-RoCHDALE COOP SOCIETY OF THE
80 DIST. OF COL
Members of this society informed that the new
Trade Cards land Listsl improved and extended are
now ready for issue.
Members will return the old green) card, with their
address written across the face to of those named
Zee There being over 1000 members who should OBJ
tam the new card before April 30th instant prompt
hess Is advisable The old card Is Of no oenu after
ARr4 So ]. W. HARSHA, Secretary,
goo 4 st.. Cash Room, Treasury Dept, and At 705
10th ST.. al noon and at O'Clock pm
a. !: L2pIley. prest; 500 st. ne, Agr'l Dept
Smlth Thompson. v.P 1929 D.w..AG. o., War Dep.
L Sarderhoef ~ 81 French St. Blu. Of statistics
O. rawcett, 603 Mass. ave- n.e.. 4th Aud Office.
= K MeCabe, ~ 3D. st ne, P.o. Dept.
". Smith, alo ST. s.w. Q.M.6.O
l. Hunt. 1910 st. n. w, 9th Aud Office.
L. r. Gridley, IOo st. Reg. Office, Treasury.
John Morrison, il5 st. H.. W. Pension Once.
Dr Jos Joly 22ls Pa ave- NV. S.G.O.
John tinn. ols23d st. NV, AGO.
C.B Ssyer, surEeon Generals Ofsice
Edwd Saxtot, 10 III 81. ne Govt. Printing Once.
y. Z. Brown. 9Th ST. and Il. l. drug St.re).
": NJ Davis, 1913 10Th st n w., Bu kng. and Ptg
0nver Dufour. Cashiers Room, City Post 0fhce.
John H. Jones, 1876 9th st. W., signal Once.
Dr. l. L Corbin, second Auditors once.
=. NJ. .Abdrus, 1910 Columbia st, CLIO. Int. Dept.
y Page, ITO st. n. ". t9rocer).
x; Young, $40 spruce st., sty. Div Treasy. Dept
MI Wvmersiey. 1875 INV. on. Rev Mar. Treas
Frank Sibey, 105 18th st. p.w.. Cgar Store.
by order OF the executive COMMITTEES.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Harmer (Pa.) presented memorial of
the Manufacturers Club of Philadelphia, repre-
senting many millions of capital invested in
American industries and many thousands of
workmen earning American wages, in favor of
prompt action ON tariff legislation which shall
check the importation of articles produced by
our own people. Referred.
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House then went into committee of the
whole (Mr. Payson of Illinois in the chair) on
the legislative appropriation bill, the pending
question being on the motion of Mr.. Dunnell
(Minn.) to strike out the clause providing
clerks for Senators.
DEFENDING HIS PARTY.
MIR. Sayers CTexas) quoted statistics to show
that the increase in officers and salaries, which
the democratic House of the Fiftieth Congress
had been charged with being responsible for
had not been made by the House. but had been
placed upon the appropriation bills by a re-
publican Senate and the House had been COM
PEELED to accept it in order to save the bills.
ANOTHER AND SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT VIEW OF IT.
Mr.. Cannon nl.) said that after the demo-
cratic House had refused to carry out the
recommendation of a democratic President
democratic Representatives would go to the
republican Senate and have amendments nut
ON there which they had not had the courage
to propose in the House.
Mr.. Breckenridge CKy.) hoped that the motion
would be adopted. II the clause were to be
placed on the bill it should be done at the re-
quest of the Senate and not be originated by
the House.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE SENATE AND
HOUSE
was rapidly growing, and the House was
largely responsible for it. In 1888 the House
had surrendered to the Senate its prerogative
to originate tariff legislation. At every presi-
dental Inauguration the Senate assumed to
dominate the whole matter and the House ac-
quiesced.
In the haste to pass the District of Columbia
appropriation bill at this session it had been
rushed through the House before the people of
the District had been heard and they now had
to petition the Senate. This was virtual alb
dication of the power Of the House to originate
appropriation bills.
SENATE UsURPArIoN
Mr.. Butterworth (Ohio) agreed that the act
Of 1888 was usurpation of power on the part of
the Senate. He had never had any doubt of
it, but whether twas or not the pending ques-
ton had nothing to do with usurpation. The es-
Inmates for senatorial clerks had come in in the
usual way. and had been acted upon In the usual
way by the committee on appropriations. II
the Senator'S wanted the clerks let them have
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSR L. CALL MEMBERS ARE HEREBY
- not fled TO attend L. A. 1928, X l., FRI
DAY. April %, 1890. Business of great Importance
BY order Of WILLIAM NJ CLELAND, NJ. ". a2a-;3t
KSFOR SALE ONE TwELvE-HORSE
- Power Engine and Boiler; too small for
owner; can be seen at my wharf. foot of g st
sp2;-3t' J. MAURY DOVE.
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REVENUE MARINE ORDERS. - Capt. J. A.
Henriquesl Capt. Geo. ". Moore and First
Lieut.. Chas. F. Shoemaker of the Revenue
Marine Service have been constituted a board
to meet at the Treasury Department on the
2Sth instant for the examination of third lieu
tenants for promotion in that service. First
Lleut. Geo. II. Gooding, now on waiting orders
at Portsmouth. Va, has been ordered to the
steamer Crawford at Baltimore, relieving First
Lieut.. W. Z. DeHart, who is ordered to the
steamer Fessenden at Detroit, Mich.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eeBUY No POOR RUBBER GOODS.
We Will sell COMPE IIllON HOSE as
cheap the cheapest hut do mot advise It's purchase
Fay little and get somethIng that will do You
lrtsd ssrvice Iou can find 10 at our place, 81 9th
ct, opposite Hinke Budds- ,1>,, .
~-~DO YOU WISH A STYLISH. GENTEEI.
y 90 Well-made spring SUIT See those have
htsl2, sl3. so and SO GEORGE sPEANSY.
apr 434 9TH ST.
1,DR. SAMUEL. s ADAMS HAS REMOVED
02 his Offce and Residence from l525 to
l6:{.S at OffiCe Hours. to 10 Am, L. to pm >
10 pm Teepho.e 21S. a2l-lm.eo'
kSwESr FLORIDA AND ALABAMA RAIL
ASs road Co "Certfcates of Indebtedness'
bought by CRANE, PARIS Il CO. bankers,
sPli-eo-6r Ebbitt House.
H,WOODLEY I'M
49, CFOrnerly Washington Inn),
TESNAILYTOWN ROAD
Will open about May /. 1890. for daily and monthly
luarers; also Tor the convenience of those who
driving.
lunches aud suppers served at a moments notice.
Driving parties must positively have cards OF ad-
mission
Apply to JAS p KEENAN,.
SPlS-lm Proprietor.
R~NOTICE-wE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
49, soft and Hard Crabs, Crab Meat. Clans and
aPl9lw' y. WHITE co.
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS
49, ISOLATION.
Call for Constitutions
Subscribe for stock-s1 per share-between the
hours of am and 4 80 ,. daily at the office Of
JNO. A. PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer.
n14-6m I4I6 st. NV. Kellogg Building.
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ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated S62, $50, as
follows: Registered As, Sc. $50, $40, 900, $500.
$1,000 at l22; registered 41ls, 81, ZOO, 800 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue. $500, 3O8; customs. S7O7,61l.
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Wur Nor,

WHY NOT CHANGE YOUR BOYS WIN
Tkk SUIT FOR ONE THAT IL MORE SUIT
ABLE TO THE SEASON AND WEATHER,
II Is ALMOST CRUEL TO KEEP HIN IN
HEAVY CLOTHING NOW WHEN YOU CAN
GET SUCH NOBBY AND sERyICEABIE
SPRING GARMENTS FOR SUCH A SMALL
AMOUNT OF MONEY AT b. ROBINSON &
co.'s. 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV
YOU WILL WANT To GIT SOME SHIRT
WAISTS ISO.AND HERE Is THE PLACE To
BUY THEM LOTS OF PRETTY EFFECTS IN
STRIPES, PLAIDS. CHECKS AND Fancy
FIGURES: ALL COLORs AND COMBINA-
TIONS. IN PERCALEs, LINENS. FIAN-
MEL AND CHEvIoT THE BEsT-FIlTIN9
SHIRT WAISTS TO BE FOUND ANY
WHERE; ALL SIZES; PRICES REAsoNA-
BIZ
NOW Is THE TIME WHEN THE BOYS AND
CHILDkEN NEED LIGHTER OUTSIDE
GARMENT. SEE THE STYLISH SPRING
OVERCOATS AND NOBBY LIGHT-WElGhT
REEFERs THAT WE HAVE IN ALMOST
ENDLESS VARIETY; ALL SIZES AND MOD
ERATE PRICES.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid
(navy), John H. Reese Thomas Frisby. de-
ceased, Charles Semi Soldiers Home); in
crease, William Robinson, William Mclaughlin
Charles SprOul. William Dobson, Edwin ?.
Upsham, Charles irwin Soldiers HOme),
Robert Williams (Soldiers' Home). Hugo
Putner Soldiers Home); reissue, Wallace W.
Case and Francis Puglsi; widows, &c, Lizzie
f., widow of Michael f. Kelley, Anacostia;
Mary H., widow of Thomas FrIsby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-23

AS MASONIC A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
- tion Of Benjamin B French Lodge, No. 10,
A A. NJ, will be held at Masonic Temple THURS
DAY, 24th instant, at O'Clock y. m for tine purpose
of attending the funeral OF late brother, Will
Hayes iull attendance is requested. Members of
other Lodges fraternay invited to be present Dark
clothing be worn. by order of the ". NJ
ap2.-'.t WM. A. GAII4EY, Secretary.
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eSs SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
IHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
DIVIDE ND NO l3
A semi annual dividend of per cent on the capital
stock of this company ont of the for
six months has been declared and will he payable to
stockholders on and after TIL HURSDAI May 1, 1890,
at the cOmpany's Office in the Kellogg building IA 4l6
+ 81.
Books for the transfer Of stock closed from April "a
to May l, both days inclusive.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
ap22. 23,2630 H. X. WILLARD Secretary
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PAN-AMERIcANs VISIT WAsHINGToS's ToMB.-
Secretary Blaine took number of the dele
gates to the late Pan n-American congress down
the river to Mt. Vernon today on board the
United States steamer Despatch. There were
about seventy-tiye persons on board
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0@ ECONOMY GAS RANGES.
GARDEN HOSE, VASES, sETTEES.
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS.
Agents for the
y. s. WATER PURIFYING CO.,
"Buhring's Filter System"
S s. SHEDD 4 BRO,
apo0 43o OH at N u
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EUGENE II. CoMLEs. President

*
- district of Columbia. Washington, April
% lS9O:-To whom it may concern: The Commits
sioners of the District of Columbia have received from
CONGRESS the following BILL with request for their
views as TO the proprety OF enactine it. Before
porting this bill the Commissioners desret, know
what objections IL any, exist said proposed 1exisa-
tion and Tor that purpose will hold special session
O'clock ESDAf, the 29th instant. to give hearing
to parties Interested: bill III X. Sab: to authorize
the construction of the Potomac River railroad IN the
District Of Columbia and to define the rc'Ite of the
same. Be2lnning at point on the west line of the
District OF Columbia about twelve hundred feet north
Of the Potom2c river, and about twenty hundred
feet west OF the Chain bridge said Potomac river
IN the District OF Columbia thence eastwardy, paral
lei with the said Potomac river by the eligible
route as shall be determined by said company to a
point on Rock creek near the crossing of NJ street
within the city of Georgetown, in the District OF
lnMbia. 1t
ar-,THANKS-BY ORDER OF CENTENNIAL
- Council. No. 4, SOILS u JOnadab, i was re-
qJestel TO make due acknowledgements to those
arties who So kindly volunteered their valuable
vices IN making the entertainment of the anniversary
OF this Council at Carroll Hall the evening of the
l4th instant such grand and enjoyable occasion
" BUNCH,
IT. Recording Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-23

PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. d. Easton has returned
from few weeks business trip, on which he
travelled $4,000 miles and visited every section
of the United States.--Mr. Joseph A.. Gold
stein of Brooklyn, MY, is with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. S. Goldstein, 229 Sd street northwest.
this week.--Hon. G. G. Clarke, NJ. Il. Fay
Jas. Dolan, John White, Thos. Havdon. Norris
Pitt, JAS karney, Andy Reinhardt, John Fin
ley, T. j. Quinn, Geo: Leonard; B. Har-
mon and w. II. Friedman of the Peoria
city council and II. De Witt Tai
mage of Brooklyn are at Willard's-
j. II. Jordon, Virginia mine owner is at the
Johnson.-J. Il. Rodgers of Cleveland, Smed-
ley Darlington of Pennsylvania, w. j. Sewell
of New Jersey and John p. Croasdale of Phila-
delphia are at the Normande.---Chas. W.
Ogden Of San Antonio l.. O'Yogue Y. Soyer
and Manuel Upriesa of Peru are at the Riggs.
e. d. Chadick, Texas railroad man, j. l..
Stickney of New York. Ed. Baxter and Chas L.
Curry of Nashville are at the Ebbitt,
NJ. L. Mcmahon and James b. Townsend of
New York are at Chamberlin's. s.--Joseph H.
Choate, Edward Eggleston and daughter OF
New York and Irving Schenck of Brooklyn are
Arno guests today. W. Culver of San
Francisco, ii. b. Ludlow of Rock Island X. s.
Aikman of Brooklyn and Chas. c. Bush of Mil
berry. Mass, are at the st. James, es,-Daniel
f. Lorenz and George Be Evans of
New York are at the Langham.--
w. A. Clark of Montana is at Welcker's-
John F. Dillon and Lorettus s. Metcalf of New
York. W. p. Randall, U.SN., and George S.
Mousin of Chicago are at Wormley's.-J X
Owen of San Francisco, S. +. Moriarty and IT.
s. Ormiston of New York. ex-senator Il. G.
Platt of New York and W. j. Arkeu of Judge
are at the Arlington,
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>,WARNINCI TO INVESTOKS
So SHIT has been begun against the United
states aluminium Metal Company, operating the
called Herault process of electric smelling by the
CoWles Electric Smelling and aluminium Company
Most eminent and disinterested experts have pro-
noInced the Herault method to be a gross in fringe
ment % the Cowes patents and notice is hereby gwen
thAt TINS claim VIII be maintained to the full
the law.
TIC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-23

A NAVAL OFFICER REsIGNs.-Ensign Gilbert
Wilkes has resigned from the navy to take
effect February 20, 1891, and he has been
granted leave of absence until that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-23
ENSSHOE TALK.

How are you fixed for spring and sum-
mery Have you decided on the style of
Shoe you will wear?
j have all the newest designs in High
and Low cuts, including Bright Dongola,
French Kid, suede, Russia and Uoze
leather for ladies, and Calf. Kangaroo,
RIIsset Calf and Goat tor xentlemen
glance at my windows or an inspec-
ton OF my stock will convince you that
can please you both to price and
quality.
All goods guaranteed.
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ESMEETING OF THE SOUTH CAPITOL
- BRIDGE ASSOCIATION.
NEW HEADQUARTERS. 626 6PENNsYLvANIA AVE

Until further notice the regular weekly meetings of
this association will be held ut the Headquarters
No. go PeDnsylyAnia ave-. ut pm. All persons in
terested in this enterprise which will benefit every
one IN the District and AL accent country cordially
invited to Join the association.
A. X. BROWNE, President
p. II. HEISKELL, SR Secretary. a23-3t
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Mh- r. DENAUGHAN has this day purchased and
will continue the business of E. b. Barnum Co.
under the same firm name.
Washington April =. 1890. a23&26-2t
KSOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
80 trict OF Columbia, Washington. April ~
OF the District OF Columbia have received from Con-
gress the following BILL with request for their
70 the proprleiy OF enactng it, Before reporting on
this bill the Commissioners desire know what objec
tons II any, exist to said proposed legislation, and
MONDAY the Sth instant to give hearing TO oart,es
lnterested bill tH K S4g1 to authorize the Wash
ington and Western railroad of Virginia to extend its
ming for the said extension the terminus of the main
line of the said railroad the virginia side of tho Po-
TO the east side or bank of said river and thence o
lowing the same i'll eastwariy direction, and by
way OF Water ST. in Georgetown. to Rock creek and
crossing sald creek by suitable bridge and thence by
the most practical route along Virginia and 26th
or - tn sts west i'll Washington CITY, southwardy to
the intersection Of said streets with the line of
tMater) street north and thence with and along
the line OF SAID (Water) street, and through
reservation number four, to the terminus of said ex-
point said company shall erect and maintain
suitable passenger and freight stations: and
or tS purpose tue right to occupy strip of land 100
rect III wluth through tile government reservation
the west side of st west and south Of
l"aer)st Tor 900 feet hereby granted the WASH
lhSIOn and western Railroad Company, their sue
cessors assigns with the right also to acquire by
purchase or condemnation, hereinafter provided,
such pieces or parcels of land by said cor
poratlon required for its stations and warehouses
within the cities of Georgetown and Washington on
the route herein authorized tor its And the
sald intersection OF 26th . 9TH and Il (Water)
street. TO construct and operate railroad through
traffic along the southern embankment of the re-
near to the Long Bridge with the of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company at q grade at the north
END OF SAID Long Bridge with authority to
anu MANI tam slne Or double track railways through,
along and over said streets and reservation
With sidings turnouts turn tables. switches. J. W.
DOUGLASS. l.. g. HlNE II. NJ. ROBERT, Commits
slOners District Columbia. II
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ELECTION FOR CHARITY.

WASHINGTON. DC, APRIL =, 1890.
e.-So1T.se The firm of Z; y. BAkNuM co. has been
ilssolyed by the death OF MIR L. Il. Barnum.
PHGBE c. BAREUM. Administrative.
j. IA. HlLLMAN, Surviving Partner.
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n ROBINSON L CO..
DESIGNERS OF BOYS CLOTHING.
500 PENSA. AVE. NV.
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H,OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
80 Potomac Telephone Company.-A dividend
of 40 cents per share will be payable the Sth day
OF April 1890 TO the stockholders OF record at the
close OF business the 2d day OF April 1890, ut the
once OF the treasurer Of the company, 6l9 14th ST.
NV, Washington DC.
he transfer books will be closed from the 3d to the
2Sth Of April inclusive.
SAMUEL NJ. BRYAN President
CHARLES @. BEEBE, Treasurer.
Washington, DC, April II, 1890 ap22-Ut
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WM F. DEVAUGHAN has this day purchased and
Will continue the business of E. Is. Bsrnum Co.
under the same firm name.
Washington April ,, 1890. a23&26-2t
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granted leave OF absence until that date.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander W. H.
Brownson has been ordered to examination for
promotion. Ensign Guy w. Brown, detached
from the Iroquois and ordered to the coast
survey steamer Macarthur. Ensign W. W. Gill
mer. detached from the Iroquois and ordered
to the fish commission steamer Albatross As
sistant Engineer c. II. Matthews, detached
from the Mare Island yard and placed on wait
ing orders.
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z G. DAVIS,

9 9l9 Market Space. corner sth st.
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E~wAsHINGTON SAFE Deposit co,
~ 9l6 and 81 y Pa ave-,
are nov prepared to RENT BOXEs at greatly re-
DOCED kAfEA m21-4m
- yl6 and 9ls Pa ave.
l., sIokASk DEPAkIMENT ROOMS nre sEd bur
lar proof; rooms all above ground; particularly
adapted for the storage Of Furniture. Pictures. &c
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-01-25

Every day we see playing round the
ship and skimming up and down the
wave hollows companies of lovely
little terms and sea swallows, the latter
no larger than thrushes. These fearless
people of the waste have not by any
means followed us from the land, liv-
ing, as gulls often will, on the waste
thrown from the vessel. They are
vague and casual roamers of the
ocean, who, spying the great steam
ship from afar, have sailed close up,
and will then skim away again on
their own free and boundless business.
Yonder tiny bird with purple and
green plumage, his little breast and
neck laced with silver, is distant ], ZOO
miles at this moment from drop of
fresh water, and yet cares no more for
that fact than did the Irish squire
who Lived twelve miles from lem
on" If his wings ever grow weary,
it is but to settle quietly on the bosom
Of a great billow and suffer it for a
time to rock and roll him amid the hiss
ing spendrift, the milky flying foam,
and the broken sea lace which forms,
and CLEANS and disappears again upon
the dark slopes.
When he pleases, a stroke of the
small red foot and beat of the won
derful wing launch him off from the
jagged edge of his billow, and he fits
past us at 100 knots an hour, laughing
steam and canvas to scorn, and steer
ing for some nameless crag in Labra-
dor or Fundy, or bound, it may be,
homeward for some island or marsh
of the far away Irish coast. Marvel
ously expressive of power as is our I'M
firing engine, which all day and all
night throbs and pants and pulses in
noisy rhythm under the deck, what a
clumsy, imperfect affair it is compared
to the dainty plumes and delicate mus
cles which will carry that pretty, fear
less sea swallow back to his roostl-
Edwin Arnold in London Telegraph.
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"Where is the Fourteenth Amend

"Where is the Fourteenth Amend
mentF" | thought a few days since,
when waiting to make deposit at
the bank. First came in the line a
white man, second negro, third a
white man. When White Man Nun
Der One retired, White Man Number
Two brushed the negro aside and
pushed his account-book toward the
teller. ats my turn" said the ne.
gro quietly. No response from the
white man. Again the negro ex-
postuIated, and again the white man
preserved sullen silence. With a
look of reproachful resignation the
negro waited until the representa-
tive Of the superior race saw fit to
depart. The young man guilty OF
this gross discourtesy was connected,
so was told, with All Souls Church !!
How like the teachings of the Mas.
ter &! Evidently All Souls Church
does not embrace souls in black
skins. 1t costs so little to be civil
that is, when one is not born cad
Kate Fields Washington.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-01-25

FORTY YEARS OF FARMING
We are in receipt of copy of Har.
ris' Rural Annual for 1890. 1t is
forty years this spring since Mr.
Harris moved on to his present farm
of $50 acres, near Rochester, n. Y
For ten years he was editor and pro
prietor of the Genesee Farmer. His
Walks and Talks on the Farm
commenced in the Genesee Farmer,
and continued for many years in the
American Agriculturist, have made
his farm known to tens of thousands
of readers, who will be glad to get a
COPY of the Rural Annual. 1t will
be sent FREE to any readers of THE
HERALD who will send his or heI
name to the publishers. Address,
JOSEPH HARRIS SEED Co..
Moreton Farm, Monroe Co., n. Y.