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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

o., TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
- WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANl,
1O0l 1t.
CAPITAL el,UUO, 200 0O.
This couTany Issues certificates deIOsit bearing
interest follows. On all amounts Deposited for
ninety days mOIe bUt less than months, per
cent Ter aEHunl ~ per cent deposits Tor more
than months, but less than year. and per
deposits Oi one year OF longer.
secured Investments tor sale. Money loaned.
b. h WARNER, President
W D. Robson, Secretary.
DlhEC1ORS
John farms George F. Schafer
Charles Is. Bailey, John A. Hamilton.
james l. BarbOur. Thomas sOlu-ryilla
OeOrse + BAstOL tCEu A. swOpe.
ii . COlpIElngs is.
= j. DARLINGTON, EEttersley " rxlbotk
SC III Joy LdsOn. George Truesdell
Charles J. auI2ner. u. H. warner.
Albert /. IO1, "A. Wilson.
" &. oTeen. l. II. Wine,
William Il. Gurley, :. " Woodward
JCAn Is. LArEer. Ckas. teui Wllkinsou
sl5-3m A. s WorthiIgton.
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To the Pacific by Wheel.

SAN FRAScIsoo, Oct 23-Ernest C. Ryer, Q
young newspaper man Of New Haven, Conn,
arrived in this city Tuesday night with safety
bicycle, which he had ridden clear across the
American continent far as Ogden, with the
exception Of about 700 miles over o rough,
almost roadless country, when he walked
The journey was commenced August IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal rev
enue, $3.50. 926; customs, S820188.
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Cambridge Honors Explorer Stanley.
LONDON, Oct 23.-Henry N. Stanley was to-
day presented with an honorary degree by the
University Of Cambridge.
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To BE BURIED At ARIINaToN.-The funeral
of Brevet Lieut. Col. Samuel Lee. a major on
the retired list, who died at Vineyard Haven,
Mass, Monday, will take place from the 9Th
street railroad station at l0:36 tomorrow The
remains will be inferred at Arlington.
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An ATHLETES TRopHIEs-The Treasury De-
partment has affirmed the decision of the col
lector Of customs at New York assessing duties
on so-called trophies importedby W W. Christ.
the well-known athlete, consisting Of music
instruments. a clock and certain manufactures
OF metal, cutlery and plated ware, for which
free entry was claimed. The departments Geci-
sion was based on the fact that the articles in
question bore no distinctive marks to show
that they were commemorative OF arti cular
events. AS required by previous decisions OF
the department
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st., ty
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5 H. KAUFMAN, PreSL

TEE EvrNTNG STAR served to subscrfbers IN the
city by carriers. their account at 10 cents
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month, one year, So. six months s3
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1HE WEEKLY SrAR-pubshed Friday-e1 .
yer postage prepaid. SIX months 80 cents
u All mail subscriptions must be paid IN sdvanse:
20 paper sent longer than is paid tor.
katsa of advertising mads known appiicaton
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DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS AGREE
DWilts' Shoe Store. 9fS 9th st. H. is the place
for everybody TO buy Meps adies Misses and Chill
Shoes for s3. SO. Ladies' Pine Hutton Boots, csc
Mems 50 shoes Eow "a ChIIdreu's school shoes .
spec1alsys WILLIS SHOE sTORG,
oS-lm' o1S 9Th 4. w.
r T.wALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST N.w.-cAR
- pet Lining so ards. 81 so and sl.76; /, = and
Lime. Ceineuts and Charcoal. Gall S2l-2 oJ
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court to Alfred Thomson and
Mary Louise Smith; Allen E. Hill and Amanda
English; Oscar Nauck and Anna McElligaIt
Marion W. Davis Of Columbus, Ohio and Nam
ME Smiley; Jesse A. Rawlings and Julia +.
Cook, John r. Halloy and Frances B. Stoops
James B. Morgan and Florence G. Tucker
Samuel ]. Waters and Mary G. Conner; Walter
MAIDEN and Ella Taylor; Thos. MAIDEN and
Mary Taylor; Smith NJ. glastonbury and Alice
Lincoln Barton and Emma Jean Wheeler;
George Hotches and Mary Napper, both oi
Fauquier. Va; Henry Drayton and Maria E.
McClean; Edward Baker and Julia Carter;
Robt. Peties and Rosa j. Lee
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NEw wHAMPSHIRE VOTERS CAN SECURE
portation from the secretary the association at
n as % sna Pss sDe be
m ss iS..n Go uh
|EoA'H
viii procure you from our limo OF furniture
a. great values al y ythiDg ever offered
anything o. ionrth hOor of our Guiding
sssa'n4 ss'if'S soSohTos$ C II; sn Ss'-'a
N<infoRrANr YoTicE
GAS coSsUMERs.
ARRANGEMENTS have been n ade for the convenience
Of persons living in the and western sections
of The by which they pay their bills dur
''' ' The NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END RATIONAL BANK.
Bills PAID IN or before the sth OF each month AND
% oai-tr WAsHiNGroN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
-DR JOHN $. MoLAIN HAS RETURNED
and residence 1924 n st. Hours AZ usual o2I3'
K@sLEwls G. TEMKInqHY. IyH nW!Y. Ban BANKER; I1s;x
W. HIBBS. Mansger.
Member Washington stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEwKsBURY CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1885 ST, WARRINGTON. D. c..
Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago
Interest allowed on deposits.
Ont Of town business specislty.
Ali Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone 546.
k~ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
law firm Us ens R 6 is,s lssS a,v
dissolved 6y mutual consen Ei,her member OF said
trm il authorized TO collect the debts due to
CLARK L JOHNS,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Gen. John B. Clark and John Johns have this
day formed for the Practice Of law be
eeutive @ dsPsftlnents Gfiee. i4IGF st. - -.A "a
Washington, d. C.. October / 5. 1890.
DA MoKNIGHT.
Will continue in the practice OF law before commit
psrtments ofce. I4i6 St for the present ii -oo5t
SHADE AND FRUIT
o2i.iu.thSs3t' 62l 7th st.. opp Patent otice
k@fIDrLidGfF * MaR{haS5l Mar HEES5lr COMPANY
NORTH 6ATSEMi STREET.
BECOMES SURETY MANAGES ESTATES
RECEIVES pkFosifs Asss ss Registrar; MAKES LOANS
CLINTON P pS2ll. SEtIcFEsi Flssiaen.
tbNiS th0hR L w,SFisS6t 5AGFKs9SH.t Vice Presidents.
GEORGE ". BISHOP, Treasurer.
HERMAN l. BOSLEI Secretary.
Becomes surety on bonds of EXECUTORS, Administra-
tor, Guardians. Receivers Trustees, &C., and in all
undertakings in Judicial proceedings.
Guarantees the fidelity of salaried officers. CLERKS
aud employees
Receives money deposit subject to check and al
lows interest thereon.
Makes loans ON approved collateral and Mortgages
Is . legal depository for Court and Trust funds
Manages Estates for Executors, Administrators,
Guardians. Trustees sc Collects rents incomes, &c
POOLE KNOTT,
General Agents.
olS-eo2m 610 18th st. NV.
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Washington News and Gossip.
ludex to Advertisements.

AMUsEMENTs ............ Page
Page
AUClION cALES... Page
AUTUMN RESORTS. ......-..................Page
BICYCLES. Page
BOARDING. Page 2
BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Pas. 7
BUSINESS CHANCES.-.............. PAGE
CITY ITEMS. Page
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Pare .
DEATHS. Page
pENIlSTRY. ......................Page
EDUCATIONAL. Pages
EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. Pare 8
FAMILY SUPPLIES Page
M -, Al Page
FOR RENT FLATs)....................... Paxo =
FOR RENT Observation-Disclosures. PAGE
FOR RENT tOFFIcEsD... Page 2
FOR RENT (RooMs). Page Q
III, I'm 49, PAGE
FOR RENT HOUSES, Page z
FOR SALE (HoUsEs,. .............,..page 3
foh BALE fLors,... Page 3
FOk SALE observation-disclosures. Page 2
uENILEMEN'S oDS........................Pag Page q
uoI els Page
LADIES Page
LOCAL MENTION. ...,,...,Pages &
LOST AND FOUND. ........................Page 2
MEDlCAL.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Page 3
MONEf TO LOAN Page 3
NEW PUBLICATIONS. ONS................... Page 8
NOTARIEs PUBLIC...... ........................Page
OCEAN STEAMERS. .................... ....,,,.Page Z
POTOMAC RIVER BoATS....... Page 6
PIANOS AND ORGANS. g
Page
fnIN IERS.. Page
PROFESSIONAL. Fage 7
Inoi Page
hAiLhoADS. Page
SPECIAL NOTICES........ Page l.
WANTED tBoAR Page
- vi iAi-r'. rage
WANlED Page
WANTED LoTs) Page
WANTED tSITUATIoNs).... Page y
"ANlED (M1scELLANEoUs). .............. .Paxe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R&SYOU ARE INVITED TO SEE PRAC-
~ TlCAL DEMONSTRATION
OF THE
PERFECTION MEAT CUTTER,
ON EXBIBIFiOS DURING WEEK BEGIN
MING OCTOBER 20.
THE PERFECTION MEAT CUTTER WILL
CUT RAW BEEF FOR HAMBURGER STEAKS
AND BEEF TEA. COOKED MEATS, CHICK
Ems. LOBSIEkS. OYSTERS FOR GRO
QUETIES. MATERIAL FOR MINCE PIES
AND FRUIT CAKE, VEGETABLES FOR
SOUP. PULyEElZES CRACKERS AND STALE
BREAD.
MATERIAL OFTEN WASTED CAN BE
UTILIZED WITH LITTLE TROUBLE IN
PREPARING MANY TASTY DISHES. A
RECIPE BOOK. CONTAINING SIXTY
RECIPES, GIVEN WITH EACH MACHINE.
BARBER ROSS,
COR. nth AND SITS NV,
OPPOSITE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE.
o15-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

~AwELL-APPLIED ADAGE.
1t has been said that o good way to attain old
age is to have your lie insured" There IL
more trIth in this than first appears man
sensible enough to carry good life insurance
policy is apt to be sensible enough to take care
Of his health. YIN will notice that, as q rule,
1t is only sensible men who have their life i'll.
sured. They know what 1t means to their
family or their estate when they are gone
With them it is purely q msttef Of business,
not sentiment. They invest III Life Iusurunce
as thoy would in a hoice corner iot-for what
there is III it. We are issuing q ness policy
which is @ better investment than . govern
ment oolld or real estate deed. Drop in and let
US explain It, or send a card aud one Of our
representatives will call on YOU
BOWES & HALL,
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
1925 q. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EsTHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT
49, Company having declared dividend Of 3
per cent for the months ending October 81 tpay-
able and after November 81 will close their books
tor the transfer stock from the 2oth instant 70 said
date November >. 1900
oz2-3t SAM. CROSS, Secretary of Treasury.
kSNEw HAMPSHIRE VOTERS CAN SECURE
49, certificates ent,tiinx them to reduced trans
portation from the secretary OF the association at
9l4 r ST NV between IL o'c.ork and +: r. and be-
tween 4 and p.ui and after Z N. III the Congress
sonsi committee headquarters % Madison place, un
o22-5t Secretary
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Advices from the town OF Ste Anne des Mon
ted, Quebec, near the mouth Of the St Law
rsnce river, report two feet Of snow on the
ground there.
It il proposed TO establish southern school
Of technology ut Richmond,YA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SfEClAL NOI1CES.
sss..s s0DsE ss. =. III .ss,sl G
m sIs5 & il s & 4; YEN
y H. S.. Masxs e.a. aHIi i BAIL 1Si
9; Hh ~0nSS5,a! pn4,a Ess' MedlaP EVERY
l 10 I'd st Sc. for private sittinxs. o23-2t.
@THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN AssO.
- ciation will meet October "a At 900 F st. n.
SGSc.ns @ Gr n1,sS % soS pr..iden M M'ry!aaa saa
SvIRGINIA REPUBLICANS, ATTkNlION.
- All Virginia republicans and well wishsrs OF
Ws,hinxton Cadets Armory street near 7th street
SPEECHES BY GOOD and Of sse sna Gtse
On tran:p0rtat u BY order of the conference GEO.
@-To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is to give notice that Andrew P J. Higdon has
Of Goods eha ne shs snd Gl hs
connected with the grocery business at SO ~ st.
All persons having claims against the said Andrew
T. bgdon * viii present the ssme and all persons in
".s.,, B. BENZ EARNsHAw.
.o23-3t' Assignee
kNssToP' AND THINK A MOMENT.
When you consider You pay a very little
more If any. for Custom made Clothes and
mae be sb as be,er es nj
3etfGr @ then YOU tnl!y realize the advantages
Clothes sold by Ready msde Clothers
MOTTO be mentioned in the same breath
with the clothes am turning out tins
son. There is no comparison whatever
Mine would be cheapest at double the price.
For instance, look at the London SuitiuyS
am making up for S35. $37 aud $40, the
Overcoatings at $50 and S35 and the
1rouserings at $S. So. $40, $I2 Ready
made Clothiers never sell anything like
them.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers"
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k-,REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OF
- hccs Of JaS. II. MANN and GEO W. STICK
MA hive been removed to BOD I'm 1t. NV o22Ut
kSA CHANCE 10 KEEP WARM
iot Of Published Croclet Bed Spreads. Regular
price . l.20. special price i %.
lot of Fine California Blankets in 124, l3-4 14-4,
slightly staIed viii sell with reduction of I2S per
cent from market prices
o2=-2t LANSBURGH BRO
1xSoGARDENING DONE IN ALL ITS
80 BRANCBES.
GRAZING AND SODDiNG,
VINES AND sHEU BBERY TRIMMED
TREES. WINS AND SHku BBEKY FURNISHED
AND PLASIED.
WILLIS =. CLARK
o22-lm Ul3 l21H 81. NV.
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HnSFoR SALE-10o SHARES OF MOTOR.
Go Electric Light and Power Co. stock AZ
si.1O per share; par value $40. Address e. NJ q :.
Star oihce- o23-2t
FSWE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGN-
-, ment of the most improved gas stoves. Call
anu see them. PUOLE & BROOKE, dealers in paints
oils. &c. 937 La. ave NV o:I:I.:it
R~S MASONIC-A SPECIAL COMNUNICA-
- ton Of Saint Johns Lodge 10. II. F.A.A NJ,
DC, viii be he'd al Masonic Temple THURSDAY.
october 20, 500 at OcuCk tor the purpose oi
conierr NJ the NJ NJ. degree. Puuctuul de-
sired Members of sister lodges cordially invited b.
order CT the Nm. JOAN FILL, secretary. o2.-2t
N~ N~~oCOMRADES OF LINCOLN POST, No g.
80 q h. are hereby nUtIried to attend the
funeral of our late comrade, Simon stern from :,OJ
AZ St sw, on FRIDAY next, 2ith instant, ut o'clock
PIN. BS oruer Of
]. c. DE PUTRON, 8. " c.,
, Acting Commander.
II. II. MARTIN Adjutant o22-3t
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RRENEMBFR
CASSAkDS LARD Is NOT wHITFNFD
NTH CHEMICALS AND Is FREE IRON All,
Ol0-2w
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
~ Cheques AL methods Cf Printing aud
Engraving GEDNEl x hOBEkTs.
mnsy S01 10th st, Adjoining Post building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

NAVAL ACADEMY CHANGEs.-Prof John NJ.
Rice formerly head of the department of
mechanics and applied mathematics at the
Naval Academy. who has been placed on the
retired ilst, will be succeeded by Lieut.. J. p
Merrill. U.S.N., in the academic board AS
sistant Engineer W. H. Allderdlce will be de-
tached from the Naval Academy on the report
ing of his relief. Assistant Engineer Is. C.
Sampson, and ordered to the naval intelligence
Office. WaShiuQt ton. d c.
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K@SPAL1SADES OF THE POTOMAC.
~ LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.
CAPITAL $73O.O00.
1900 SHAltES Al &iUo EACH.
ST1LSOS HUTCHINS President
JACOB =. CLARK Vice President.
L. Is. COTTkELl4, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
AUGUSTU> S. WORTHINGTON,
Dg JOSHUA U. STANTON.
SAMUEL L. q. MOKsEIL.
1500 shares of the conpany's stock il now offered
FOR subscription 1T 4 sn per PAYABLE OH sub
script and he bsiauce to Ge called as required not
To exceed / per cent every three months
tui: information upon Application to
l.. b. COTTRrLL,
o22-3t 14lS New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

GOLD MEDALS FOR LIFE SAvERs.-The SEQ
retary of the Treasury has awarded gold life
saving medal to Thomas NJ. Webb Of Whining
ton, NC. for rescuing Miss J. J. Hayes and
Miss Irene Jackson from drowning at Wrights-
vile Beach. NC, III August last. He has also
awarded gold medals to L. o. Lawson. keeper,
and G. E. Crosby, W. NJ. Ewing. J. Lorning. E.
b. Fowler, William L. Wilson and +. NJ. Kindig.
surfmen, at the Evanston, ILL.,, station for
rescuing the crew of tho steamer Calumet in
November last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
G.. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers"
Cor, 9th and G. ats. NV.

SCOPARTNERSHIP
have this day associated myself with n. W offut,
nnder the hrm name of III. w. Offutt Co., Success
orsto " W. Il H. W: Ofutt, Grocers. northeast corner
sd and streets, whore Will be pleased to see my
friends. CORNELIUS OLIVER In
W. Washington. D. c.. May II. 1890 o23-3t
K~EoTICE.-I WISH To INFORM MY
- friends and the public that have bought
out the cigar and tobacco store at 9l0 + st. n. w.
formerly owned by Wm A; Henderson. where I will
conduct the wholesale and retail cigar and tobacco
business and VIII be glad to have my friends and
PATRONS give me call where YOU will ind the choicest
OF cigars and tobacco. II. T. BREUNINGER
o2.,-.}t
R~WHO GAINS BY TT
know in asking you to try reliable mike Of
interest.
You viii be the gamers by Il in the satisfac-
non oI long wear and the security of our guar
entee Its the faifest bargain We know to make
you sure OF the quality and the work, telling
whole if 1t isn't.
You'll shoot wide of the mark and miss get.
ting the best for your money If you buy without
seeing our reliable Clo.hiug and what 1t costa.
GEORGE spRANsY,
One-price Clother.
o23 434 9TH ST. NV.
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peihS olscrlmlnated against IN the Post Office
Department The facts in the case are that
the total number OF employees in the Post Office
Department in this city is COG, Of whom sixty
two, or over 10 per cent are colored. The total
number in the mail bag repair shop 10 l36, Of
ored. Combining the two there are ninety
four colored employees in . total number Of
742, or nearly Ii per cent.
PERsoSAL.-C. H. Boyle OF the United Press
New York, J. 8. Rogers, IT,, of Detroit Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Millard of Hartford, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Blair Of New Orleans, DR.. G. A.
Bright of the navy and DR.. Frank j. Ives of
the army and Wallace Jones of London are
quartered at the Ebbitt House.-Charles l.
Richardson of Gateshead, England, s. A. Man
dleberg and W. A. Walker Of Manchester, Eng
land, George Henry Strick of Swansea, Eng
land, Alexander T. Kent Of the SPORTING World
and F.. Wilton Of ithaca N Y. ARE at Wilinrd's.
-Rev.and Mrs.. E. Calhill Of Richmond, Ind.
are at the Riggs House,. A. Hayden, c. A.
Hay den and A. E. Perkins of Rochester, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rapp and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Drach Of Cincinnati are at Welck-
er's-Mrs. Arthur Parker and Miss Maude
Parker OF Melbourne, Australia, are at the
Shoreham. Richard De Gray Of New Or
leans, J. Blaby Of Palmyra, NY, are at the Ar
Lngton:-C. A. Craven Of Union Springs, Ala, i,
Mr.. VIM. Gray Of Philadelphia are at tho
Langhsm.--Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 8. Hall Of
Lawrence, Mass., and @. H. johnson Of Boston
are ct the St James.--W. p. Moseley Of Nor
folk, J. h. Gable Of Des -Moines and Martin
hersei OF Richmond. Va, are at the Hotel
Johnson.--The members of the Lotus GleN
Club are at the Hamilton House. ,
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@oAsH
Will procure you from our limo OF furniture
a. great values al ythiDg ever offered
Anything on TO IN floor Of our building
Is per ceut OF for cssh-
Nothing charged st less than marked
prices w II. HOCGHTON CO..
o.,2-w, ,s,3t l220 st. NV.
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NAVAL ORDERS. Geo. H. Read
has been ordered to the fish commission
steamer Albatross December /; Chief Engineer
Absalom Kirby as inspector Of the Ward boilers
building at Charleston, w. Va, for the Mon
terey; Naval Cadet N. L. Coleman to the En-
terprise; Assistant Pavmaster Chas. S. Williams
detached from the A!batross December l, or
dered to settle accounts and then granted three
months leave; Chief Engineer d. P. McCart-
ney from duty at Charleston. w. Va, and or
dered to duty at the works of s. Moore d Sons,
Elizabeth N J.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-27
u o

Died-In HIgginsy lille, Dec. 10, inian, child
OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hauth.
- In Lexington township. December 90
of pneumonia. Mr.. HENRY HORSTMAN. aD
old and respected citizen of this county. aged
50 years.
- In Rockville. Md, December Is, Mrs.
RICHARD FARMHOUSE, mother of Mes
danes James aud Thos. Galloway, OF this
county, aged 7G years.
- In Atkinson. Nebraska, reLGn ly, Mrs.
MARGARET O'BRIEN, mother vi Conduc-
tor Dennis O'Brien, of the Mo. p. X. II.
In our last issue mention was made Of the
fact that Mr.. O'Brlen had been called to
Nebrasxs. by the serious illness OF his
mother and since then we have learned with
regret that she has expired. Dennis many
friends here sympatbize with him IN his sad
bereavement.
- ut his home, IN MayvIew. December
%. of old age aud general debillty MIR. ELIAS
WHEATLEY, In the SSth year OF his life.
Mr.. Wheatly was among the early settlers
OF Lafayette county, having emIgrated to this
county from KENTUCKY, where bo was born
on the second of July, 1903, in 1S47. For
over 80 years he has been a member of the
Christian church, and died IS he had lived at
peace with his God and all the world. His
remains were inferred Tuesday.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-27
Religious.

Regular services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning aud ave nin2.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
The German Methodist church has this
week been newly painted, papored and car
peted.
Christian AdyOcate:-As a rule private
prayers ought to be long and public ones
short.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning and evening. Sunday
school at 9:30 Il. IN.
Regular services at the NJ. T.. church, South
Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock and in the
evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Sunday school at o 80.
Rev. Joseph King. presiding elder of the
NJ. f.. church. South, for this district. will!
hold the regular quarterly meeting at the
church in this city Tomorrow morning.
Lexington District.-JOsep King, Z. E.
Second Round.- lin part)-Wcllington ct al
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