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SooTHEs and cures inaamed and
irritated parts Of the skin and
scalp. Protects the skin FROM
disease by opening the pores
anu allowing scope TO the won
derful healing power Of the
soap. Delightful TO use.
Around each cake are de-
scriptiye circulars.
FELS & CO., Makers,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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War on Chicago's Gas Trust.

CHICAGO, Sept 2a.-As the suggestion Of
Mayor Cregier the council last night passed .
resolution requesting the mayor 10 ask the a.
torney general Of the stats 10 begin actions In
quo wssrsnto AGAINST the gas sompaniss which
inc their oharteyA
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THE DISTRICTS REVENUES.
The Assessors Estimates Of the Re.
ccipts for the Next Year.

The Commissioners today received from the
assessor the estimates of receipts from all
sources for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1890.
The total rs given il 81, 607, 8l2.44
The items given are as follows: Tax on realty
Sl3S27S,277, at S1.5 S2,059. ia Is; tax on real
estate, S4,l10.392 at 81, Sal. 1882. Total
q, lOO.2 7S. at 80 per cent, 81, $3.50, 25027. Tax
on personal. S11, 272,s04. at $780, Sl69, 092 O6,
at 80 per cent, $l5Z, 49,. IS; arrears OF general
taxes prior to 1890, 1888 1865 81, at IS per cent,
$72,O92.23.
Arrears of general taxes of 1890, sl91, 497 Is at
80 per cent, S95,74S.63; arrears of personal
taxes prior 10 $780, S255. 469. "A at per cent,
S12, 773.46; arrears of personal taxes of 1890,
$4,000 at 70 per cent, $1,000; penalties and
property for arrears of taxes 1880:
licenses, $40. 900; markets, S11 465; fines from
courts, $4,000; building permit fees, $4,000:
permit fees for opening streets for sewer and
gas services. DC, S4,0O0; rent Of wharves and
District property, 81. 500; sale Of fish wharf,
$500; certificates of arrears of taxes, $500;
Washington market rental, $500; dog tags
$500; pound fees, $500; hay scales, 22, 500;
sale Of old material, $500; miscellaneous, in
GLIDING fees Of inspector of gas and meters,
&c, $1,000; new buildings, $4,000; total,
81 1907. Sl244.
These estimates are based on the following
valuations: Washington - Taxable on land,
S64, ass, COS; taxable on improvements, $685.
$4,000: total, Sl22 613 Cos.
Georgetown-Taxable on land. 81. 703 92l;
taxable on improvements, 1852, 800; total,
Is, 5G6, 1921.
County-Taxable on land at 81. 80, sc, 464, 253;
taxable on improvements at Sl.50, g, 633, goo;
total. S9,097, 1853. taxable on land at 81,
$3,08S.042 taxable on improvements at 81,
$l,022,350; total, "a, no. 1872
Total taxable on land, SIC, ia, $40; total on
improvements, s64,67S,S5O; grand total,
sl41, 3S8, 1863.
Personal property taxable - Washington,
S10,579, $50; Georgetown, $568,S5S; county,
$124,216. Total, Sl1 272 804
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INpIAHPAoLIs, IND. Sept. 2S.-There seems to
be great deal Of uncertainty among the
greenback leaders as to the work of the state
convention, which meets today, for while it has
been called to nominate ticket there is pro-
nounced feeling against such result and many
delegates are in favor Of indorsing some Of the
nominees ON each of the old party tickets.
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Mercurial Deposits in Austria.

VIENNA, Sept GA rich deposit Of mercury
has been found three feet below the surface a,
Mantche, near Wippach.
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Foreign Diplomats in Consultation.

Foreign Diplomats In Consultation.
BERLIN, Sept 2a-Chanceilor Won Caprivi
and Count Kalnoky. Austrian minister Of for
eign affairs, spent much time together during
the meeting Of the kaiser and Emperor Francis
Joseph at Rohnstock castle in SILICA. Count
Kalnoky, says the Gazette, conversed for an
hour with Emperor William. The Gosette adds
that it has made favorable impression on
both aides.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court TO Harry Murray and Ada +.
Maddox; Edward F. Higgins and vandora
Heurick; Robert Il. Bankhcad and Sarah
Crump; VIM. Gaddis of Alexandria. Va. and
Lucy Roy of Fairfax, Va: L. NJ. Dickey of Ban
gor. Me-. and Grace Lindsey; Arthur J. Petit
and Mary c. Bean; John l.. Parkinson and Mary
J. Myers; Joseph J. SIMPLIFY of Howard county,
Md. and Maggie A. Watson of Stafford county,
Va. Joseph 5. Church and Kate Shaw
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Notes From London.

LoNDos, Sept 2&-Advices from Cairo state
that the Egyptian cotton crop IL expected 70
show heavy yield
Three persons we're killed and eleven in
iured BY the explosion OF petroleum lamp in
. workman's house at Berlin yesterday.
Checks amounting to s75, 900, drawn ON Mid
transit from London.
Forty-eight seamsn have been sent from
Hamburg TO Southampton 70 take the places Of
unionists. Trouble Il expected whom the men
arrive.
The newly formed shipping federation now
embraces almost the whole OF the ship owniog
intereste Of the Uaited Kingdom. Other indus
tries and interests more or less associated with
chipping are connecting themselves with the
movesaent and y 10 believed that the shipping
tntereso throughout the British colonies will
join the federation. II II virtually vast mu-
tasl insurases company against unjustiAsbls
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Frustrated by . Brave Woman.

BoRDESrowN, N. J.. Sept 2a-A burglar
entered the residence Of Allen d. Wood at an
early hour this morning through q rear win
dow, and going to the apartment where Mrs.
tempted to chioroform them. Mrs. Wood see
ing the man spSang from the bed and grappled
with him and attempted TO hold him &ntl her
husband, who was sleeping In an adjoining
room, could come to her assistance, but the
burglar broke away from her and made his
escape by the way he entered the house
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CARPETS.

CAN THE JupIcIoUs HOUSE KEEPER
AFFORD TO JEoPARDIZE THE HEALTH.
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE OF HER
FAMILY DURING THE LONG MONTHS
OF WINTER BY DERIVING THEM OF
ALL THAT ALLEvIATEs THE BUR
pESs OF LIFE. WHEN THE BENZ
FITS OF OUR
EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM
ARE EXTENDED TO EVERY ONE.
GRANTING THE PRIVILEGE OF FULL
POSSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT.
THOUGH The PAYMENT THEREOF BE
PRoTRAcrEp FAR INTO THE FUTURE
EVEN THOUGH THE NECESSARY FUNDS
ARE AT HAND TO PAY FOR THESE
COMFORTS IN FULL, TIE UXcER-
TAIyTIEs OF LIE ARE SUCH As
NOT TO WARRANT THE ENTIRE
OUTLAY. PARTICULARLY WHEN THE
ACCOMMODATION
COSTS you NOTHING
OUR FIVE COLOSSAL STORES
ARE FILLED TO REPLErIoN WITH
EVERYTHING THAT MAKES HOUSE
KEIPISG A LABOR OF LOVE AND
BLISS. RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS
ARE EVER WELCOME AND NEVER
LEAVE WITHOUT POSSESSING THE
DEEPEST DESIRE OF THEII ONCE
DISTRESSED HEARTS
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win Resu,.t. H,,doo ,s.r,,.~s.

VIII Regulate Hindoo MarriageG
LONDON, Sept ga dispateh 10 the Tunes
from Calcutta says that the government 10 in
curing into the question Of age In Hindoo
marriages and win probably lsgislats On the
subject
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TAKES A DAY OFF.
No Onlcial Business Transacted By the
President at Cresson.

CREssoy, Pa, Sept 23.-No Official business
was transacted by the President today. The
members Of the family spent the morning in
packing, preparatory to taking their depar-
ture tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee and the
children will leave here at II o'clock to-
night for indianapolis. The President
and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Dimmick and
Miss Sanger will 60 to Washington on the Chi
cago and New York limited express. The
party will adopt the ordinary method of trav-
cling. A change Of cars will be made at Harris
burg. The train upon which they will travel
should reach Washington about O'Clock IN.
As directions were yesterday sent to the
Executive Mansion to forward no more bills to
the mountains the President. has not yet re-
ceived those which have been passed during
the past few days. The bill providing for the
transfer Of the weather bureau from the War
Departmen to the Department of Agriculture,
probably one Of the most important awaiting
the approval Of the executive, will doubtless
be signed Immediately upon the Presidents
return, as it is known that he favors the pro-
posed transfer.
1 IAN urgent invitation was extended to Prosi-
dent Harrison to visit Harrisburg today but in
view OF the time needed to prepare for depar-
ture he was compel to forego the pleasure
which 1t would have given him to accept.
Although 1t is quite lonesome at Cresson at
this time of the year the members of the exec
utive family enjoyed the solitude and ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with their stay.
The President this morning gave o Cresson
photographer q sitting at his studio.
Boulanger Charged With Embezzling.
PARIS Sept 2s.-M. Lamouroue, who was
formerly secretary for Count Dillon, has pub
lished book bearing the title, "A Year In
Exile" which contains revelations concerning
the Boulangist party. Most of the matter in
the book is old. The author charges Gen.
use part OF the fund subscribed to advance
the interests OF the party.
Dillon and O'Brien's Possible Visit.
LONDON, Sept 23.-Mr. Parnell desires to
wait until after the trial of Dillon and o Brien
to see whether it will still be possible for them
to go to America believing the delay will not
affect the object of their mission. His health
will not permit him to make personal visit to
America.
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UysE ANGOsTUEA BIITEIs TO STIMULATE
Ills APPETITE and keep the digestive in or
der. Ds. q. n slk0ktT6 boxk eoas mani 1ne-
yxrsxs. A. all dyugglsts.
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IF You ARE TIRED TAKING TIE LARGE OLD
Il fashtonrd grIiug pills try cAHfEks Little Liver
nils and comfort man can't stand every
tlinz.
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Says His Property Was Damaged.
M. j.. Howston has, by s. T. Thomas, filed .
suit against Wilson E. Brown to recover 81 900
for damages to his property (2s22 II street,.
caused, as he alleges, by defendant raising the
grade Of his lot adjoining and thus producing
an overflow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

No news was received at the District Build
ing today concerning the condition OF Col.
Robert. but as no news is good news it ID
presumed the colonel is improving
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept - tClosins}. whsss-Sep-
TENDER. e6x: october. e7X; Nay, los. Corn
s October. e; Nay; sok oa,s-sepsember
Der. a45 October, Q50s Aey, la25. Lard
October. el6k; May, 0e2k. Short dbe-osse'
Der. A26; Nay, OK.
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NV YoRk, Sept 2a-An Augusta, Me-,
special to the Tribune says it IL reported by
friends Of Mr.. Blaine that he will 60 to WASH
ington on the last Of tho present week, starting
probably on Thursday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name. |
Name.

, The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market u reported BY special
wire 10 Corson aud Mccartney, 141S + street:
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Range OF the Thermometer TODAY.
The following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: am. &C; 2 pm, 20; maxi.
mum. 10: minimum e.
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MY FRIEND, LOOK HERE. YOU kNOM HOW
iuat CARTEh's Iron pills Will relieve her. NO"
" ~ NO: he tair about IL and buy her boN
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Corncred the Apple Brandy OUTPUT.

JKFFERsoSvILLE. IND, Sept 23.-The entire
apple brandy output Of this section amounting
20 10000 gallons, has been cornered by Fred
Wunderlick OF New Albany. He has advanced
tho price IS cents gallon.
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Courts Charged with Prejudice.

OOUfts OHurBeU "1IH TfJUuIC6.
PARIS. Sept 23.-M. Rocheforte declines to
avail himself Of the efforts of his friends in his
behalf. He says he must refuse to submit him
self to tho power Of court the legality of
which he denies, and furthermore that he il
certain that the court, no matter what evidence
was offered, il too prejudiced to acquit him.
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On CT O o ps.

DRY Or ps.
One Case Remnants Of Light and Dark CALICO. g
One IEse Leinu-nts BL..ACHED CANTOS FLAN-
MI thi nj ieas llian Naire.
CAN non fLAN MI III ali grades from e 10.
IlLLOw CasE CUG1OS. It's.
lU-l sHEETIN9. lSc.
Df. ICK CASHMERE sHAwI.S, single and double
Iarxe line BIASkET ShAwLs, single and double.
BID C,iNfOk1s III great varIrty.
BI,ASkET~ at all prices fro al 7.bc. Gp.
COTTON BATTING Tor quitting.
LADIES' ALI-MOUI. uO5k, 2Dc.
HDi:TEEE's DLPItX COliss Is. al.
AlI-WOOL DRkSS fLASNEI, ~. yards vida. SOC.
Extrs LArxa DAMAoh 1UMkl- .5e.
HENRIETTA CASHMERE blaeX and eolora one
ylra wldy. :s5c.
STkiTED shIRTISG. 10 and l2Se.
YAkN sACQGLS Tor Chidrrn. frons 2Sc mp.
fuiI line GINS USDEkWLAh
LADIES AND CHILphEN's UNDERWEAR.
TABLE LIAkNS. NAPKINS, Sc-
!. l. fOwNER Son.
~ 1916 18th o. nv
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FOs Woxrs

Who suffer from and physical debility treat
help is found in taking Ayers ssrsaparillA II pro
duces the rapid eject Of s;mulsnt without the in
Furious reaction that follows the Of stimuants
he result of taking this medicine is permanent in
crease Of strength and vor. both Of mind and body
"I ind Ayers Sarssparilla Just what have needed
for long time. have tried different medicines or
tonics. but never found until used this. MY
trouble has Of the blood causing faint
rGrns--Lena OConnor. 121 Vernon St. Boston,
MssA
Il have been victim for the past two years OF gen
eral weakness with Of faintine Have tried 'ar
remedies, but with little relief TIL used Ayers
s.rSaparilIs. Some months since began 70 use
remedy and grestly benehted"-Miss n. Z
White. Somerville. Mass.
This to certify that have been using Ayers sar-
pariIia for time. and il has done me world OF
cd. 1t has cured my headache, cleared my blood
,nd belpct me in every way. and am determined to
use 1t 50 long rs need such Q medicine"-Nrs. TAI,
i12 lst street. Lowell. Mass.
AYERS sAPsAPARILLA.
Prepared By
DEL c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists. 81. six e. Worth % bottle.
js.9
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MILWAUKEE, Sept 23.-"Uncle Jerry" Rusk
arrived among his Milwaukee friends last night
and would talk Of nothing more significant
than agriculture and kindred topics to the re-
porters. He said: II have not been inter-
viewed, did not propose TO be, and will not
talk upon any political question. decline abb
solutcly TO say anything about the Bennett law
and will not be held responsible for any
statement upon that subject accredited to me- y
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22
BUTLER'S LICENSE COURT.
Judge Hazen Makes Few Pertinent Ke.
marks ard Gives Out His List.

marks ard Gives Out His List.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATcH-i
BUTLER, March 2L-Judce Hazen announced
his decisions in the license cases this afternoon
The court room was crowded with spectators,
many OF whom were personally Interested III
the proceedings. The Judge said that ne nao
expressed the hope last year that he would not
again be called upon to hold a license court,
but the citizens in the State had in the mean
time defeated the proposed constitutional
amendment, and the duty OF oecl9ing
these petitions was incumbent upon MIN.
The licensing of the traffic was a Legislative
policy, and not Judicial one, and ne was soiIE
that some good people were so silly as 70 colh-
eide with the mistaken idea that the judiciary
is responsible for it, He disclaimed any credit
Tor refusing any licenses in 1885, ana pointed 10
his course as being consistent since the Degln-
ming of his term. The prevalence OF drunken-
ness in Butler, Saxonburg and Evans Clty was
condemned and he promised to inquire more
closely into the illegal sale OF nquor In tne
future. if the licensed venders do not project
themselves against the pirates IN the business
Following is list of those who were granted
license:
wholesale-George and Jacob Reiber, Butler;
George Stahl, Zelienople. and Fanny h. Gamble,
Butler. Tavern-A. and A. HOch, Millerstown:
JOnn Dolan, Millerstown: Etteminer Y Lieoold'
HEhn L0wTg EI:,h W. h Reining Beck Fap5s
{. wetzel, Saxonburg; ". H. Stokey,
Charles sLOkey zellenopIe; David stewart Esn.
W. H. Jellison and c. Nj. Burnett PetrOlia.
Refused-Wholesale: BauerleIn Brewing Co.,
J. t. keil, j. McQ. Smith, Campbell & Brown,
Butler; and Jos. Graham, Donegal township,
Tavern: Geo. Huchulev, Winfield township;
Christian Robb, Saxonburg; Patrick Shields.
Great Belt.
James Cogan, of Millerstown, and Philip
Nicholas, of Petersville, against whom the oil
men had filed a remonstrance, withdrew their
applications. There is the same number of
licensed venders as last fall, the present sellers
n every instance, being successful.
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FIGHTING For CONTROL.
John F. Scott Continues His Story OF How
tie F0rds Made Glass Factories.

John F. Scott Continues His Story OF How
the Fords Made Glass Factories.
In the hearing of the equity suit by S. f.
Barr against the directors of the Pittsburr
Plate Glass Company Yesterday, before H.
D. Gamble, clerk of the United States Cir
cult Court, John F. Scott continued his tes-
timony. He said a resolution was submitted
providing additional works, with capacity
of 300, 900 feet of glass a month. Nothing
was said about options, nor were plans
submitted. The meeting was at Creighton.
September 20, 1887. The new works would
have 80, 900 more capacity than the two old
works combined. Some stockholders wanted
plans, while others wanted the old works
extended. Mr.. Barr said the company's
charter did not empower it to build in
Armstrong county, and in this he was backed
by the attorney for the company, Vim. Scott,
The question was put on the motion to build
new works, but no one voted either way.
No options, plans or estimates were re-
ported az held by j. B. Ford & Co. or the
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company; and
no chance was subsequently offered
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
to build additional works, but
j. B. Ford & Co. went in with the building.
Mr.. Scott said j. B., Emory L. and Edward
Ford and A. Pitcairn held above IS per
cent of the stock. At the time of the meeting
Scott was treasurer, and paid four drafts
signed by A, Pitcairn, as Vice President,
payable to Burlington & Burlington, and ag-
S14 305, but the money was SUBJ
refunded by j. i. Ford, Colonel
Barr obiecting, that he didn't want the COM
pany money used that way.
Scott said he heard Ford say prior to the
meeting that the company ought not to build
as it couldn't afford it, and it would hurt
the dividends. John Pitcairn thought 1t
should and said at the meeting that J. B.
Ford q Go. could build the new works for
Sl, 5OO,O 600. Witness said he was offered
stock in the new No. works previous to
the meeting, and the Fords said the Pitts
burg Plate Glass Company ought to have
the No. works, as it could control the trade
thereby and make glass more cheaply.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22
Tri.Stnte Brevities,

GAINESVILLE, O., veterans are agitating in
favor of the service pension bill.
FRANK SMITH, now in the Steubenyiile iall
for poisoning Bella Simpson, will have hear
ing to-day.
THE First Presbyterian Church of Canons-
burg, has extended a call to Rev. c. Crigeon, of
Baltimore. Salary s., 500.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, has an oil boom.
Many wells are projected. and farmers are
getting 81, 900 bonus for 200 acres.
THE Arms Manufacturing Company, of
Pittsburg, has been awarded the contract for
the machinery for the new electric light plant
at New Castle, Pa
AT Clarksburg, W. Va. yesterday. fire de.
stroyed the Irwin building, on Third street
The building was occupied by Mrs Mustbaum,s
millinery store, Martins harness shop. and
kerns' grocery. MI. Martin narrowly escaped
sutfocation. Loss 5000; partially insured.
ANDREW ScHoPPNER. of Youngstown. was
arrested yesterday, charged with violating the
revenue law by selling tobacco without having
filed bond or obtained a license The ac-
cused was taken to Cleveland for a hearing,
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HE LOVES HER JUST THE SAME,
The Romance of a Western Capitalist and
His Middlc- Aged Bride.

The Romance of a Western Capitalist and
His Middle Aged Bride.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.l
CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa. March 2L-A quiet
wedding was solemnized here last night upon
which romantic story hangs. Abraham Cos
sell. who formerly lived here, but left for tine
West 30 years ago, arrived here Monday and
married Miss MaryMcMapnis, whom he had seen
but three days ago 1t seems Mr.. Cossell pros
pered largely in his home at Streator, ILL.,, and
finally became owner of some $50 acres of valu-
able farm land in Livingstone County, Ill. Nine
months ago his wife died, leaving him at
the age of 20, with two very young children to
care for. He wrote to his cousin, Fred Miller
of Salt Lick township and the latter vowed he
should have a helpmeet. With this object in
view Mr.. Miller introduced Miss McMannis
some two months ago by letter, and a CORE
spondence opened and photographs were ex-
changed.
Cossell came on Monday to see his intended
who is 40 years of age, and the usual result
followed. The gr ON was met at the depot here
last nigh just before his departure, and in
speaking of his courtshp said: People may
wonder at this marriage, bur 1 see nothing
strange. To be sure Mary is little fat but she
can't help that and love her all tn same"
Cossell is worth $50 co.,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22
WOMENS RELIEF CORPS SECEDES.

Members Object to Being Taxed for the
Benz fit of Department Officers.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH1
ERIE, Pa, March 2l.-There is a rupture
brewing in the Women's Relief Corps of the
G. A. r. in this section Of the State. The
branch Of that organization In this city is about
to surrender their charter, and become purely
an auxiliary to StronG-Nincent post.
The corps of ladies are almost unanimous in
the matter. and have the support of the post
Their action is the result of dissatisfaction of
two years standing, and is based upon the dis
inclination OF the corps TO pay ner capita tax
for the benefit of department officers and to
pay for sending delegates TO conventions.
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MEN WHO WANT LICENSE.

List of Applicants TO be Passed Upon by the
WestmnreInnd County Court.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcHl
GREENsBURG, March 2L-The indications
now are that there will be more licenses
granted in the county this year than heretofore.
The applicants will not he heard until June II.
The following persons have filed applications
thus far: John Faith, F. c. Westbrook C. N.
Snyder and ]. A. Seitz, of Jeanette: Edward
Gratz. of Penn station; John Dyrlie, Larimer:
Thomas Chambers, Michael Madigan Suter.
vile; Shannon Robb, Youngstown; j. f. Memo
her, Ligonier: A. B. McHugh, Latrobe; NJ. ].
Kennedy. Scottdale; Jane Mcintyre, Jackson
vile; William H. Smith, Harrison CITY: Jacob
H. H. Null, c. F. Ehalt and Cyrus Coke, of
Greensburg. Strong remonstrances have been
filed from Lgonier. Latrobe and other towns.