davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06
GrbTbaftSs Steuer.

Sis iebt betebt in unierm 2anbe cine
grbidaftSs Steuer nur in Benniplpanien
uno in 9ieip gprt, aber in Der 2eeislas
tur bon Obio 1T nun ebenfaaS etn
@nttpurf fir Giuiiibruug bieier Steuer
in ienem Staate einsebra9t tporben.
9erieIbe beitimmt, bab Jim Sale elmer
grbI6aft ober zines 8ermd6tnihes an
irgenb cine anbere 8erion, ais an 8as
ter, Diutter, @atten, Satin Sino,
8ruber, S6peitsr, @attin ober Wittpe
zines SpbneS, ober ben 8atten elmer
So6ter Der 9erion, ipel6e baS Ser'
mdbtnib madt, ober elmer sefebli6 bon
Der Steuerpfliht befreiten 8eieai6aft"
cine Steuer bon fiinf grOSent auf PIE
betrsffenbe Summe erbpben tperben iou.
9ieie Steuer 1T tpobl cine be; ipeniSen
neuen 2aten, tpelbe BET Der Wenee beS
8oIfes auf feinen @iberipru6 itnben
niro. Sic bat Iib in Der alien Welt,
tpie au6 in 9ennipIbanien unb Stem
0orf bepdbrt unb olS eintrdSIi6 ere
nielen. g9aS befpnoerS Su Sum ten
Der grbi6aftSiteuer ipri6t, 1T, baB iie
bauptid9Iid bic Reiden betriift, Obne
buB iie iid Iei6t umSeben Ober aui
Anbere abIaben ldbt - tpomit iebod
nidt selast fein foa, baB nidt mbeIid
ipdre-; iie ldbt iid unfdper eintreis
ben unb iie fam ferner aud bic iibers
mdbiss Anbdufune uon 8eidtbiimern
in ben Sdnben Weniser elm Sisper
einidrdnten, unb stpar gu @uniten oeS
@emeintpeienS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06
Der udd,ffe GenfuS.

I'm bic i'm SUM ifattfinbenbe 8oItss
adbIune in 9enniplbanien 10 f4nea ipie
mDsIi6 ausfiibren su fDnnen, lit Der
Staat in sebn Siitrifte aetbeiIt ipOroen.
DieIe DiItrifte tperbsn abermals in flei'
mere 8reiie getbeiIt, in benen 8dbler
bonn Saupts 9luffeber ernannt tpereen.
SIM Oiai tperben i9Dn mebrere Utlllios
men Sormulare an bic 8eipobner Der
DiItrifte aussetbeiIt, peI6e BON beniel'
ben auseefiilt uno an bic 3dbIer arss
sebdnbist tperben mGfien. 9eute. bic
ii6 tpeiSern, bic Srasen beS 3dbIers 3u
beantnOrten, tbnuen nit elmer 9elos
ftrafe bon 800 beIest tperben. Oie
.3dbIer miilien ibre Irbeit in ben sroben
Stdbten in Is Sasen unb auf benz
2anbe in 80 Sasen beenbet baben.
Sir bic 9tushlnft iiber iebe Iebenbe
BeriOn erbdIt er 2 @ents, fir ieoe 8es
iddft8frma Is gents, fir iebe Sabrif
20 GentS unb 5 Gent8 fir ieben 8eteran
ober beHen @ittipe. $50 er ii6 eineS
9eipannes bebienen muB, fana er aber
aud nit einem 5aselobn abSefunben
perben. Dieier GaseIobu barf iebo8
ni6t Sc ben Gag iiberiteisen. Der
3dbIer fiibrt aud Srasebosen betreffs
Der @intpobner5abl, 9lderbautplrtbs
f6aft, Sabrifen, Tooesfdae, 2ebensfas
tiitif, iotpie Der 8Iinben, Suubitummen,
@eiiteSfranfen uno 8erbreder bel fih.
Dieie Srasen miiien Obne 8ddbuIt unb
auSfibrIi9 beanttpOrtet tperben. Sin
TnuidbIatt bat Ieiner 3eit ieinen 2eiern
ben 8atb ertbeilt, fIeine Noti3en iiber
ibre SamiIiens, @ei6dftss unb anbere
NneeIesenbeiten niebersui6reiben, rm
Dem 3dbler auf feline SraSen f6neaer
uno ii9erer anttporten gu fDnnen.
Solde, bic ben &atb befoIBen. tperben
fiuben, bab iie ale Sraeen nit SrbBerer
@etpibbeit beanttporten fDnnen. 3.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06
gsie man Elm ffarfes Saus baut.

S6rdg aneenaselte 8retter bienen
ais Stiben Der WanbunSen unb nebmen
nidt mebr SoI3 in Inipru6 aIS serabe
ansenaseIte. gS 1T bortbeilbaft, bic
8etIeibuns am @iebeIenbe bon ieber
Seite parallel aufipdrts NIT ben 8foiten
Iaufen su lafien, fir 9a6bretter gilt
bafeIbe. Die 8fofen bGrfen oben
iiberlteben unb bic Sparren iolIten nit
Iansen biden NdseIn an bic Seite Der
9foiten ansenaeelt tperben. 8erf6lGse
iolIten sbenfaaS idrdg NIT 8rettern
oernaseIt iperben. @in @ebdube in
folder Weiie erri6tet, tpirb nidt 10
Iei9t bonn Sturm in Stide setpirbeIt
unb foitet einfad nur einiSe Stunben
mebr glrbeit.
Sinne SaIfen, auf bic 8ante eeIe9t,
trasen elm biel srDberes @etpibt, aIs
tpenn iie auf bic 8reitieite seIeet tpers
ben, benn bic Srasitdrfe eines 8aIfens
itebt i'm bireften 8erbdItniB su Dem
Auaorat Ieiner 8reite unb 2dnse.
Sin 8uIfen 2 3Oa bid, IL 3oa brett
unb 8 SUB lang auf bic &ante Selest,
trdst baHeIbe @sipi6t tpie elm 8aIfen 8
3ol bid, 48 SOu brett unb l6 SUB
lang uuf bic JId4e seIest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

acknowledgement nnb 8ablnn9en:
sun, st iab&s 3abunsn nit 9ntasIn
8aufIbG wrb Bomb Wcrtsas senCmmeu
bmns dnmal ar prb u Ssnp
9ifprii Gaubt
Dsfpn
fhuf gpsent 9fprais aaub
0aberes su efrasen BEL John HamdIeys
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

Die &ranfbeit beS iunsen 8bniss
BON Spanien, Der bon feinem Sater
cine serriittete, berieudte &Onititution
unb einen erf6iitterten tpudlisen Sbron
aIs @rbe empfansen bat, errinnert baran,
ipie idIe6t eS in 9Sirflibfeit nit Der
3ufunft Der europdiiden Siiritenfamis
lien beitelt 1T. Der 3arptpiti6 1T elm
frdnfIi6er, baIber SbiOt ; Der 8rOns
prins bon Stalien 1T Elm morDier,
f6tpeisiamer, iiberituOirter, ensbriiitiser
iunser Meni6 (; ber Prins bon Males
elm iiberiGttieter, burd unb bur6 frans
fer 2ebemann, = fein Sobn Elm unbers
anttportIi6 grocer 9ummfopf, tpvnn
ni6t i6IimmereS Der TbrpnfoIser bon
Oeiterrei6 cine impOtente 9tull /; bic
grbin bes 3brones Der NieberIanbe Elm
neunidbrises &inb Der 86ni9 bon
Sadien, Der grbs @roBber;oS bon 8a'
ben unO Der 8rins' SbronfoIser bon
8Irttembers ale finOerIos finberIos
aud Der 8bnis bon 8umdnien ; 6ei
8Dnis bon Serbien Elm &inb. giui
Der Sultan uno ber beutide 8aiier ior'
gen nu6buItis fur ibre StammeSerbal'
tun9, aber....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

Sin einfadsS UiitteI, um fsft3uiteaen,
OBJ Gier friib oper ni6t, tpirO bon einem
Sa6funbisen miteetbeiIt. Sn einem
8int 8aHer I6It er Siuei lln3en 8I6ens
faIs auf. 8irb Elm friidseIestes 81 in
baS @oHer setban, 70 iinft eS auf ben
Soben bss @eFaBeS. Sin 81, baS Gags
3upor selest tpuroe, erreidt nidt gang
ben 8Oben. Gin prei Sage aIteS 81
fbpimmt in Der Diitte bes @afers.
aeItere gier i6pimmen auf Der Sber.
Hd9e beReIben, unb ie alter iie finb,
beitO tpeitsr raeen iie 6ariiber binaus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

,,S6pn fpisber Elm Sod in benz itbs
nen Sanbtud", ruff bic betribte Sauss
frau aus. 8Ieihe llriaden baben sroBe
@mfunseu {; 70 aud in bieiem Sale.
Dem serriHenen, nod neuen Sanbtu6e
febIt elm Banb gum Gufbdnsen unb se'
banfenIos tpirft man es mad. bem 9es
brau6e iiber ben etipus i6arffantieen
g1aeeItrpf. aIein aieSden,a bas ii6
setpaI6en, serrt nun nit uIIsr Mu8t
am Sanbiu6e = riti6, ratib, eS 1T 8es
i6eben Sanbtudrinse, Sanotu8rollen
uno bersIei6en Heuerun9en iinc an9e'
nebm, aber fir &l9enbanetiider iinb
bod GufbdnsebdnOer unerIGbIi6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06

SabnerIiebbaber fDnneu nidts beis
5eres tbun, uls iib Elm puar 8uineabiib'
ner anui6ofen unb ibnen einen 9lab
i'm SIbnerfua ansupeiien. 0ieie @e'
fIiieeIart bat ben Ieiieiten SdIaf unb
ma6t BEL Der serineiten nd6tIi6en
StDruns einen ioIden 0torbipeftuteI,
baB bic Subnerbiebe iofort bas @eite
iu6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-06
SaulotS 5nul Serfauf.

gsnfauf oeoeu II
bic bsr @ auf ben Wat bn
9ekna tn
Sp 9afsauOts awstn bic %ntH ben nd@fn paar
QpGite feisn. - o,c
ps gub apmus un 100 8ne Ss n aa
Bonr Sraneap etc.
Der IL seu Ssisnps Srnatsn ssse uuS Rnndns B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

Daisy Fridley and Tillie Evans; Messrs Detts
Mathews Charles vermillion, Charles Cameron,
L. Johnson Fletcher, Arthur Kelly, Al. Bots
ford, W. Balderston and E. Strang.
Mr.. and Mira ]. L. Smith Of Randolph, Cat
taraugus county, NY, left for home yeste--
Gay morning after very pleasant visit OF
two weeks with the parents Of Mrs. Smith-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred c. SaIton of zoos street north
west
Miss NJ L. McGurk, sister to Rev. E. 4 Nc
Gurk and F. W. McGurk. is spending the win
ter with the latter at 1907 18th street north
west.
Miss KstySid Jones Of 1918 o street has re-
turned to the city after 9 two months stay
among the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowyer Mcdonald have re-
turned to the city from Cape May and the
Blue Mountain House, Maryland, where they
spent the summer and part OF the autumn.
They are in their home on Connections ave.
nue..
Cards are out for the reception to be given
to the bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
church at the Metropolitan Church Friday
evening at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Lacey have issued invita-
tions for farewell reception to their niece,
Miss Ruth NJ. Sites, tomorrow evening at 13l 5
clifton street. Miss Sites will depart soon for
China.
There was pleasant gathering last evening
at the residence Of Mr.. W. j. Bushall, 10s 7th
street northeast The occasion was the mar
rage OF his daughter, Emile Izora to Mr.. w.
w. Palmer of this city, Rev. J. Jones OF Grace
N. E. Church officiating. large number OF
relatives and friends were present. The couple
proceeded to their own home with the best
wishes of all present
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Baker Of Winches-
ter, Va, are visiting the city and are at the
Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
Depredations by the Utes.

The Indian bureau 10 in receipt Of telegram
to the President from Governor Cooper to the
effect that bands of Ute Indians are off their
reservations in Colorado slaughtering game
and damaging private property and greatly
endangering the peace.
by direction of the Secretary Of the Interior
Agent Waugh has been directed to take promps
steps to return the depredating bands to their
reservations. The Secretary CT War has also
given the necessary instructions to the local
military authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
The Reading Railroad Syndicate.

The belief that the Vanderbilts have taken
an interest in the Reading railroad syndicate
was quietly confirmed in New York Monday
when H. b. Hollins signed the papers making
the transfer to his firm, representing the VAN
derbilts, Of the syndicate holdings Of w. w.
Gibbs Of Philadelphia. The syndicate OBJ
tanned its control OF Reading stock ct cost Of
not less than Ss,000.000 and the interest at 5
per cent to the present would increase the cost
to q, 1896, 900. There 10 to be no change in the
Readings present policy Of extension, and that
policy 10 more than likely to embrace the build
ing Of the abandoned South Pennsylvania rail-
road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

The ancients used to call the stomach ''the
father of the family" IL Is indeed the protector
of the health and al our care should be taken TO
keep II In vgor by the Of q stimulating tonic.
Quina Laroche has proved to be the most ernca-
cious remedy for indigestion, malaria poornees Of
he blood. exhaustion and loss Of appetite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

THE REPORTER AND THE TELEPHONE GIRL.
The Horse Reporter put on his hat this
morning and started out for something.
where are you going?" inquired the City
Editor.
ITO kill that telephone girl," was the blood
thirsty reply.
What's the matter?"
The Horse Reporter gasped for breath.
"a few minutes ago" he answered hoarsely,
II rang her up and asked for the Observatory,
and she said that wire was engaged then
asked for the Race Track, and she said that
wire was engaged; then asked for the Arsenal
and she said that wire was engaged; then
asked for the White House and she said that
wire was engaged"
''Well?" inquired the City Editor, as tho
Horse Reporter stopped as if the occasion were
too much for him.
ION, beg your pardon. Then became
very, very sarcastic" resumed the Horse Re-
porter, land l said to her in my most cutting
manner, will you be kind enough, please, to
give me any wire that you have in stock, which
is not entirely preoccupied in the discharge OF
its duties? Anything will do, SO long as it is a
wire that is not engaged That's what said
to her, and in minute there was whirr-rr-rr
at the telephone and voice came family:
Hello it said; Hello. who wants the Govern
ment Insane Asylum"
And the Horse Reporter hurried ont to wreak
his vengeance on the simple minded and inno-
cent telephone girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANIED-SIIUA IlONS.
WANTED-sITUATIoN FoR CoACHMAN:
w present employer about TO leave city desires TO
WANTED-BY RE >PECTALE WHITE GIRL A
w place - nurse or waitress. Call No. 1925 Mass
WANTkD-BY A RESPECTABLE coLoRED BOY.
family Fsss. call e 3 s ST 'd Gsnd
WANTED-DRUG CLERK WOULD LIKE STU
ssv atom at oneo; best of references. Address r..
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w maids, nurses laundress. house workers bat
irom S iass plaza. eis III &
WANTED AT RECOMMENDATIONS
and Nurses, seamstress, Mn Matters, Cooks Coach:
man. Buffers sAM'L A CooMBs. 926 st. NV.
LADY FOR MODERATE sALAE
dre.. L. star P1 Once nc 20 10 ~ nome o. III ONCE I
w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
1915 18th 81. NV. Apply as as possible. IL
WANTEp-BY TWO YOUNG CoLoRED MEN
W from the country. situations first -clsss coach
s 4sh Ca. or address
ANTED.BY As ExpEEIENcEp DRESS.
w maker. sewing bv the day week. Address Miss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR MAIDS, COACH
,.a men. ssamstresses walters, kitchen hands.
hsHS.' to t B6k HsHIsss R!S
WANTED-BY FIRsT-CLASs COOK THAT CAN
e eose Sswssn Od Sy S 1920
TwS fAEs
1876 L st. NV. lie
WANTED-NORTH GERMAN FROM BERLIN.
maid or for grown children, or any npstairs work;
good packer and traveller. Address NORTH GER
MAN, star Office. IT.
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, sTENOGRAPHER
dross sERoRFAN Z 0 s.s ess
WANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE. sTENo-
X sa1 oee ana ''ps"r'ns work to do A Sas
WANTED-BY YOUNG FRENCHMAN JUST
man. Address C slMoNS, soy l4th st. Il. W. 2S-2t'
WANTED-PLACE IN AFIRsT-CLAss FAMILY
w as cook or laundress; also by woman place to
90 PLAN cooking or chamberwork. Call or address
WANTED-BY EDUCATED YOUNG GIRL-EN-
w gagement ladies' maid housemaid in re-
paetuI Address or call ut cor. Saith and sts n ".
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS HAD
correspondent cashier: best Of
furnished. Address M.C.Y. star office. o2s3t'
WANTED : BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
family Apply at Esse1 court between 9th and 9Th,
WANTED-BY TWO GERMAN GIRLS, sITUA-
ences. address. GERMAN, Star office. o2s-;,t'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
w ored m situation woiter driver; good ref
orences. Call or address l1l2 2lst st. o2S-2t'
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST-CLAsS
w servants, with references every case CITY
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. sos NV. Orders filled
with dispatch. DURAND SHACKLEFORD. OLAF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY RESPECTABLE
soos cSiSrsd @ az sGndress at home can
st. between 4th and 9th, and Q nw. o27-3t'
WANTED-Go 10 DOwIE's FOR COMPETENT
w Help with references; male and female domestic
and clerical: have them waiting; supply you at
once. go 18th st. H. W. second floor. s29-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

swell, isn't he2"
Her Brother-grufly: "His head ID"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

The man who has his daily bread regularly is
the first to yell for pie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IGOR sALE-CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE IN
Il growing section nv very low rent. leaving tue
city ana must sell sl6O for all. Apply al l343 Attn
ct. n. ". ugA-sts
OR sALE-A MISUNDERSTANDING On Al
i st sw Address Boa %. Star Office. o2y-3t'
IGOR sALE-DRUG sTuRE-A BARGAIN; GOOD
stand; cheap for cash; reasons Tor selling Apply
@olO th ST. IL w. or address BOX "a, star Office o2Ss
I,OK sALE-oNE-HALF INTEREST IN A FIRs T.
Il class drug store IN northwest section. Can lie
bOusht for slSOO. Address Boa Go. star Office. OS3
4 SPLENDID CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-A So
"A acre tract ot land fronting the Conduit road
Viii be sold at ngure fur below that Of surrounding
property taken st once. tor price, terms and par
uculsrs apply TO 1hos. q. HkASEl & CO.
o2I-ot 1900 r ST NV.
ESOR SALE-A wELL-PAlING, REFINED AND
Il intellectual business. suitable for lady. price
wholesale price OF goods ON hand terms cash some
thlng nne Address H. b.. stAr office. o27-3t'
EoR SALE - LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT;
Il license secured; dwelling attached. Is rOOnIs IN
heart OF city doing good business stock bar nntures
the city: none but those who mean business need az
apply terms cash Address box l3o, star OftceL
ol6l2t.
DORSEY CLAGETT
~ fendsl Building, opposite City Hall.
orphans Court Business. Administering and Man
aging Estates Collecting Accounts. &C.
Local Stocks Rud loRds EOul and sold.
Money TO Loan. lnyestlneIts made. o15-l5t
NICK TICK! TICK! IICKl
- RAMSAY has cut the prices Watches Cleaned.
el Main springs. warranted one year. 81 Clocks
called for. Jewelry repaired We defy competitiou
Tor good work aud low prices. l22i stn.w. s2s-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
SHOOTING STARS.

The New York World Of today co ntains an
editorial on "The New Dam" What's the
matter with the old one2 Isn't 1t sufficiently
emphatic?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
IGOR sALE-THE ATTENTIoN or PERsoNs pE

IrOR sALE-THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS DE
Il string to purchase suburban land for homes for
SO sores ll-room new house. good water. shade and
fruit miles out: $40 per acre \ cash balances 70
$4,000: 70 acres Groom new house; miles OUT
mile from railroad station; s33OO; $500 down. bal
snce in monthly psynentss 81 acres 4-room house
~ miles from city; ON excellent road; 800 cash;
balances 70 suit; IL acres. Groom house aud barn;
81 5Oos 20 acres Groom house; e2.l0o; lO-room
house. - scres; fruit ald barn; e. oc0; the Las
easy terms 10 acres broom house barn add fruit;
miles out; NJ railroad stauons 92xOO lOO acres. ~
rAilrosd sta ton: miles out: would subdvde hand
someiy 800 40 rs acres % acre. and
acre for sale cheap: within mile Of horse ine
besutiful for subdivision rare chance Tor spcculs-
uon- seseraA building lots. villa sites and and
stamp ior map Of city aud surrounding country. No
person contemplating buying property Oh ths sub
urbs Of Washington should " without one,
JANko \. CLEMENTs,
24-6t l3xl u sk NO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

The elevator boy rises and falls with tn
tied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
The Golden Cross.

Columbia Commandery, No. 374, no. &C.,
held its regular meeting last evening at Med
ford's Hall, corner Sth and streets northeast
The attendance was very large and embraced
visitors from Capital, St Johns, Meridian and
Goodwill Communicates. On invitation Of
Noble Commander Lewis, Grand Commander
Ehle was invited to confer the degrees. He
was assisted by Lady Emma +. Bishop, vice
noble commander; Sir knight Chas l.. Patten
of Meridian, as past noble commander; Sir
knight J. b. Diver of Capital, as worthy
prelate, and Sir knight Frank II. Cole, worthy
herald. The degrees of the Golden Star,
Golden Rule and Golden Cross were then con-
ferred on Rev. W. N. Cornelius, D., Mrs. Ida
Gunson, Mrs Sarah A. Hansell and Mrs.
Catharine A. Dryer. Applications for mem
bership were received from the following per-
sons: Henry Floyd, Jas. Is. Clarke, John NJ
Kenney, Archie Thompson, Mrs. Pauline L.
Floyd, Mrs. Loretta L. Clarke, Mrs. Kate Ken
ney, Mrs. Cora A. Wilson, Mrs. Emma A.
Brown Mrs. Laura " Thompson and Mrs.
Elizabeth Ehle. Addresses on the good of the
order were made by Grand Commander Ehle,
sir Knights Patten Of Meridian, Diver and
Roeder of Capital, Pope and Allen OF Goodwill,
and Lady Alma G. smith of Meridian, Lady
Adelaide Payne Of Goodwill and Sir knights
Gunson, Cole and Cornelius and Ladies Bishop,
Blair, Cole and others of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
Is q big dance q foot ball?

'Tm going to be a lawyer when get to be
aman," said Johnnie Smallboy proudly, to MIR.
Slimdude; what are you going to be?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Cases.

1t is understood that on Saturday next in the
Equity Court an application will be made in
the cases of Browne ct al. against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company in behalf Of
the bondholders of 1874 for an order turning
over the canal property to them for the pur-
pose of restoring 1t as a waterway. 1t IL likely
also that the petition of the mill owners will be
heard at the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

One million forty thousand four hundred and
thirty one people can now sing MY Mary
land" and tell the truth, or could when the
last census return got in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
THE MAN IN THE CASE

THE MAN IN THE CASE.
"Mr. Critic: Il notice that Louise Montague
the famous $4,000 beauty, has joined the
church after earnest consideration"
Mrs. Critic-after tho manner Of women
who's Earnest Consideration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

What's the matter with the New York papers2
There is no reason why the Secretary OF the
Interior should not treat the Count of New
York with the greatest respect. Isn't he q
Noble himself?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29

That Binghamton, New York, belle worth
100000, who is going to marry her fathers
coachman, will be able to save the wages
Of one hired man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
FOR RENT-FLATS.

Eok RENr-fRESCoEn, NEW AND COMPLETE
mar o. aid rooms. heated also Furnished rOomA
double parlors; newly furnished: diulns rom con.
99eted Under the same prOpTlsiorship. q o and II
~ 81 h.e o2a-.ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EoR RENT-sTABLE FOR THREE HORSES AND
A csrrEges,wIth rooms Tor coacLuan- Rear of l44l
Rhode Island o.s3-lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-29


Thepulpit and altar railing OF Foundry Church
were tastefully decked today with yellow ciirys-
anthemums, roses, helotrope and cosmos flow
ers for the wedding at o'clock of Miss MoIlie
Hauptman, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Haupt-
man, and Mr.. s. Elliott Tracy. The ceremony
was performed by DIR. George Elliott. pastor OF
the church. The guests were seated by Mr..
John Hauptman, brother of the BRIDE Mr.
William Hauptman, cousin Of the bride, Mr..
John Malowney and Mr.. John Myers. The
bride and groom entered the church together
while Mr. VIM. Cohen played the wedding
march from Lohengrin. The bride wore be-
coming toilet of helIotrope silk and velvet and
and q jaunty hat IN two shades of heliotrope,
trimmed with jeweled passementerie and
plumes, and she also wore diamond and pearl
ornaments, the gifts Of the groom. Mrs.
Hauptman was in a handsome toilet OF black silk
and velvet with n jet bonnet trimmed with a
helotrope aigrette. Miss Clara Hauptman,
| sister OF the bride was in green surah and
oad-brimmed hat Others present at the
ceremony were Mr.. Clinton Hauptman, brother
OF the bride; Miss Hauptnan, aunt OF the bride
the Messrs- Hauptman, uncles Of the bride; Miss
/ Belle Brawner Mr.. and Mrs. McEwen, Mr..
I aud Mrs. Heinecke, Miss Louise Bates
Miss Hattie Knapp, Miss Claudis
Brooke, Miss Chandlee, Miss Walker, Mrs.
| Boteler, Miss Manc hester, Miss Laws Miss N
/ Brawner, MIR. and Mrs. d. A. Knapp, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hickey, Mrs. Charles II. Hetfeld
| Mise Julia Baird, Miss Matte Contnor Mrs
| and Miss Masili, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Ide, Miss
Ide, Mr.. John Malone. Mrs. Malone and Mr.
and Mrs. Leiberman. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy left
the city this afternoon for trip to Philadel
phia, New York and other northern cities Or
their return they will reside with Mrs. Haupt
man at No. 100 llth street northwest.
The Dorami Club of South Washington gave
one Of their pleasant phantom socials last even
ing at the residence Of Mrs. Mathews, No. 2Os
1875 street southwest. The young ladies and
gentlemen were chaperoned by Mrs A. 8
0del and Mrs. l. M. Penheld- Among tboss
present were the Misses Dora Hinternisch
Ella Aksrman, Edith Holman. Cora Penfeld
Mamie Owens Of Capitol Hill, Minnie Bennett
! Nellie Goodman. Myrtle and Pearl Burdins