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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
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ISOR sALE-A SPECIAL OFFER-rOR IRE MKT
u 80 days the Charlton Heights Investment and
Building Association will offer 30 of the choicest lots
IN Charlton Heights at ! 10 cash and 80 yer month
Ills Is an opportunity seldom offered TO stc0rc n
home In rapidly growing suburb whose success has
been phenomenal, where m1re houses have been
erected during the than other sub
divisions around Washington con bned.
- trains daily. Communication fare u. cents Money
furnished 10 bulld. Prospective purchasers Will be
conveyed to and frum the grounds free.
his oner is for 81 days Caly. ard is intended to
meet the aliuiiiz offers OF paper towns their own
terms
lie attention Of investors is specially directed TO
this offer. safer than SAVINGS bank and sure of large
profits
Apply early at the Office Of the company at
333 st. n
JAMES 4. WAUGH
Manager.
JOHN 1. RANKIN,
oIs-lOt Secretary.
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

II 12s; 100, 132 and 1876 ST. ne. press brick
bay window Groom new houses with every conye-
nisnce. lots
lTxT6 to 10 foot alley;
houses for from N. TO 8: 30 pm
Very cheap at LOU. with easy terms.
oxl-tt BAnNES a WEAVER, 629 + ST. NV
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EtoR SALE-EyERY MAN.
Woman and Child in Washington Can Buy and
Own Handsome Lots in
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
aot o subdivision equals it in any respect
Prices within the reach of all
NOTHING FICTITIOUS
about 1t. No whiting TOT railroads or other
improvements. All are
THERE NOW.
Don't miss this opportunity to get in the bottom
Not better SPECULATIVE Investment
can be found anywhere in the
DISTRICT.
No finer place FOR HOME.
Unparalleled as an INVESTMENT
Visit the place. Go up the tower. Select your Lo
and buy it quick before prices advance.
Plats, information, &C., from
REDFoRD W. WALKER. 1oo6 st., and
o10-1m H. BARTON. 1891 St. or OH the ground.
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shipment Of 700 tons Of Pocahontas coal
was made yesterday from Lambeth's Point 10
London This 10 the hrst shipment Of stesmss
coal ever made from The south Of Europa
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THE COURTS.

Counr m CENTRAL TERx-Eadees Haga1,
Cor and Jdmes
Today-whittingham agt Oven argued
and submitted.
CIRcurT CouRT-Judoe Montgomery
Today-Rapley agt Sheehan; on trial
EQUITY CoURr-yad9e Bradley.
Today-McCarthy sgt Kennedy; pro con.
fesso and appearance ordered Sullivan agt
Sullivan; auditors report confirmed
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CASH Or CRED1r.

Our fall stock Of Furniture. Carpeta &C.. is now
complete and If you contemplate purchasing any
thing in line 1t will be to your interest to call on
us before doing confident we can save you
from 10 to 20 per cent on your purchase Below we
mention few of our many ba, gains and advantages
We will sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces. for Git
cash or els On credit
We will sell you . 7.piece PARLoR SUITE, solid
walnut frames, upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
s2s cash or $50 on credit
We viii sell you 7-piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush. combination
colors. for s2S cash $50 on credit
We will sell You good wovEN-wIRE BED SPRING
for s2.25 cash or 81. so on credit.
We viii sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for 60c. per yard cash or Csc per yard on credit.
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for 35c.
per yard cash or 4Oc. per yard on credit
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cos. and do
not charge for the waste in matching ngures.
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on Credit at advance Of ) cents per yard
on the lowest cssh price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit sales, and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed Oh I'LL accounts settled in
80 days.
p aRoaAN
s1l-3m 739 and TAI 9TH st.n.w
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FOR SALE-lOTS

rOn SkALE@LOlS
RoR sALE-NoRrH SIDE EAST CAPITOL ST
s's ~ s Si;ssf Ssss Lot
FOB sAdE-2N io,H ST: NV. NEAR ST..
ols-a. 1907 +. ave- and 9Th st and i Ia ave.
EoR Saloon nth ST. NEAR ST. NV. A
Daa1s col VII cox eoa #
o1S-3t 1907 Pa ave- and 9TH st. and La ave.
FoR sALEIlA sPLENDIR yoPPoRTUNITY FOR
LasGp S,1 lot 10 feet only
5s - Ksn Few tkesa SS 80
ps Cfs.e. M, M fft 4Isf:;,
Eon sALE-BU1LDING LOT. FOR $500. LOT ON
cs1 near NY ave y tHft t,S3t By sS1d dsEth
o15-1w 1890 stn..
FOR sALE-BARGAINs IN VACANT GROUND
b aSt IL Ias e Esr
$4,000 feet ground on and s;:. n i; offered
desirable Lot St foot.
o,s.,~ FRANCIS mpFTY:
IfOR sALE-el5. 500 WILL BUY LOT IN THE
houses and two Brick stables This is less than
oiS.1s W.T. NTH Il SAUNDERS l. CO.. 14o7 Est
NOR SALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOL
u lowing Handsome Residence Sites. being among
the Iuost desirable in the city:
Two Lots Oh the east side of 9th st. bet, O and p
sts having total frontage Of go # with depth OF
100 ~ 10 al alley The lots will not lie sold sinly
Price, 81 90 per So it.
A Lot on the east side OF Connecticut ave- bet St
Hon g. pfras ID ,S of
avenue. with depth of los IT, Price SO per So IT.
A Lot having y frontage of 80 fl. on Con lecIicut
ave. teast sde) bet Rhode Island and Price
Sd % per So It. FITCH. EUX Il BROWN,
olo-t l4:S1 IN. ave. II W.
FtOK sAIE-CHOlCE LOTS IN LANiEk HElGH as.
u adjacent to WARRINGTON HEIGHTS; location
high snd healthy. with ae view; overlooking the Zoo
LOGICAL and ROCK CREEK Packs; FlLTERED
WAIER from I.anier Heights Water Company. These
are the CHEAPEST aud MOST DESIRABLE LOTS
III the suburbs OF Washington city 1 lac Rock Creek
electric raroad, under construction, passes
the property. Now is the time to buy. prices
sure to advance. For plats and full particulars call
on McLACHLEN BAfCHELDEh, cor 10th and @
sts- NV OILS
LOR SALE-MOST DkSIkABLE LOTS. WITHIN
- block Of Dupont Circle, 20xg5 at 81. IS. SlS5
e.. Apply CHARLES EARLY, sos l4th st. q. W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
CAPITAL s75o.ooo
sTrLsoN HUTcHrNs JACOB p. CLARK,
President Vice President
EDWARD b coTTRELL.
Secretary and Treasurer.
AUGUSTUS q woRTHISGroN. Dr. JOSHUA O.
STANTON and SAMUEL T. G MoRsELL
Directors-

This company offer for sale specuIasors and others
their lands now plated aud laid out Situated the
Conduit Road rloOkug the Potomac river and pic
turesque Virginia shores.
These lands are within three miles of the White
House and reached by a beauiiut drive along the
Conduit load and Potomac river extending 10 Glen
kcho and Cabin John. of the most beautiful re-
Resorts of the Washington People
lhe city streets; II, >. I. L. V, ". &c. north and
4Oth TO 49th streets have extended through
graded.
tor residential purposes. beauty Of location, pure
AIR snd prospective convenience Of thesr lands
have no superior around Washington,
Books Of six more lots will be sold during Octo-
Der at prices winch will give margin lare Proht
purchasers desiring to beautiful home or
good investment cannot do better than ~ secure lots
early
Prices range from cents to Is cents per foot
flats, Sc- and any further information may be had
on application 70
JACOB p OZARK and
EDWARD u. CoTTRELI.
Trustees
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1SOR SALE-1HAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1876
Il St H. W, with all modern lmprov, ments, can be
purchased at sale to the which
takes place October 20. 1890. at o'clock. For par
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NOR sALE-SRW TwO-STORY AND SHALLOW
II basement bay-wintow press-brick front: never
occupied. rooms. bath and psntry: very complete
1nd desirable every respect: within half square
electric rO5t. ~ y ST. NV. this section IS very
rapidly improving; good lot TO alley price very low;
terms easy. RUST HI NGERFORD,
O2l-:5t 624 Ia Ia 1t. NV
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ISOR sAIE-MOCNT PIE sANT-3 VERY
= Pretty Cottages: = rooms and bath atahIe.
large lots Price 1000 $1,000 and s5,OUO
Ols-3t MkkkiLL IEkkY. IL Ia N At m W
I,OR sALE-GTH ST. nv. MAR 10 STORY
Il franle. rooms lot p feet front Price as 700
ols-J MERRILL TERRY. mar st NV
IoK SALk-LlNDEN 81. SE-PaETTY 2-STORY
u Brick rooms and bath Will be sold cheap and
0ls-3t MERRiLL TERRY. IiI4FHn.w
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
TOLD OF THE TITLED.

QUEEN VICTORIA recently ordered he:
baker 70 make her an American apple
pie
LEOPOLD, King OF the Belgians, is
ovor six feet high. He is possessed Of
fine literary tastes and geography is his
hobby
THE Crown Prince or Sweden and
Norway during his recent stay a. Meran
adopted two little Tyrolese boys, sons
of poor carpenter, and they are now
members of his household at Stockholm.
THE Emperor William has issued an
order that in future no paintings or
statues or busts of himself or OF any
members Of the royal family. either
alive or dead, are 20 be purchased with
any public funds for galleries or public
| buildings.
THE Queen Of Sweden delights in
forced meat balls. fried in sweet olive
oil and served with poached eggs, and
always the national dish Of raw salmon
preserved in the ground and smoked -
perfection as the great feature. French
wines figure on the royal table.
THE late Empress Augusta always
said that tho month of January was
fatal to monarchies. She was greatly
shocked when she heard of the suicide
OF the Crown Prince of Austria, because
1t confirmed her belief in the sinister
nature of January, in which it occurred.
When she was taken i'll with the in
fuenza she said: 1T is January; shall
die"
An American who recently saw the
King and Queen OF Portugal says: THE
King is fne-looking young man, about
thirty years of age, decidedly blonde, of
medium height, we'll built and with q
graceful carriage. The Queen, who is a
daughter of tho Comte de Paris, is con-
sidered beautiful, but if she were not a
Queen would probably be called simply
@ very pretty woman"
THE little King OF Spain's first do
mand when he began 10 get well was
that he should be taken Ito see the
lame beggar,' Q cripple for whom he
has formed great attachment, and who
IS allowed TO come 70 the side Of the car
riage and hold long conversations with the
young monarch, when he Is out FOR an
airing. The King is very self-wilied as
he grows older, and will only yield TO
his mother when she tells him she is
going to her room TO cry. That always
wins him over.
E,RERoR FREDERIcK's death probably
destroys the Duke Of Cumberland's last
hopo Of recovering the large private
fortune OF which he was practically
robbed by tho German Government. Old
Emperor William wanted to restore IL
10 him but Prince Bismarck overruled
his desire. Emperor Frederick was de-
teruined that he should have Il, and
had his life been spared would doubtless
have carried ont his design in spite Of
tho Chancellor. But now tho Dukes
righteous claim is not worth a cent on
tho thousand dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
PURELY PERSONAL


NJ. S. Crosby has returned from the
East.
DR.. J. J. Rice spent Sunday at De-
trolt.
L. X. Rucker, of Leadville, Col, is
visiting {. +. Fox.
Mrs. Cherryman spent Easter with
her parents at Lisbon.
Miss Lizzie Strahan has gone to Kali
amazoO 10 attend Miss Waterbury's klr-
mes.
Gen. ". II. Wilmington and daughter,
OF Jackson, are guests At the Morton
House.
NJ. B. :. Streeter has returned from
q successful season with the Standard
Opera Company.
Mrs. Amos 5. Mussleman has been
called TO Lancaster, Pa, by the serious
illness OF her father.
Attorney Chas \. Watts has returned
from a three weeks trip N the Upper
Peninsula, on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Apley and two daugh-
ters, OF Naples. Cal, arc the guests of
relatives and friends in tins city.
Mrs. l.. f. Hawkins and daughter
Mss julia have returned from Color
ado Springs where they have been
spending the winter.
Harry l.. Cresswell, telegraph editor
Of the Democrat, and Miss Della Wilde,
for some time past a teacher in the city
schools, are TO be married in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. u. Chapman, who
have been visiting Mrs. 4. Ed. Robin
sons and sister. OF 1874 Summer-st., have
returned TO their home IN Coldwater.
Mrs. Judd, widow of the late Dea.
Samuel Judd. left last evening, escort
ed by her grandson, VIM. Judd, son of
Capt. Samuel Judd, for Holyoke, Mass,
to spend some weeks there with rela-
tIyes and friends and To visit the
scenes of her yOuth
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
TO aAEE GIRIs rknrrn
ssaas 81 ths Chief C@sses ~ Beauty
a0~ Essn = fssisassly ElAls Per
so1 ezn bseoEas Ch4rsatnx


s'Shs was slender, tail. WITH sparkling
ewes. ele2g-cat ioatufes. aud cleaE
white o'snl pleAson, : tie N&y one u
oar nodern novelsis describes his
heroine. Thousands q young ladies',
aud oi1er ones toe. slg q FOR tie beauty
Rlsb aDlCA the ncEzou writer A40rns
bls women. Al Arls cannot De slender
aid tai. but even the noEsl ioSt can
become positively pretty 4 sAe pays
due attention - her health.
What \ charm there Is u robust and
blooming hezlfAl Sparkling eyes, clear
complexion, aud HOsy cheeks make
even q plan girl fascinating. eA-lo"
SKIN, weak and l2nggld ar, low spirits,
eyes that have lost their lustrc And
whOse org nal beauty y destroyed -
great black rings around them, would
Kill the good looks OF 3 Mary Ancer-
son or Mrs. LSngtTy. III the duty q
every woman 10 make herself as Al
traclIve ss posi- ble, and - most women
tbs e not only duty but pleasure
Ia 10 other way can she add 20 much
70 her good looks as BY improving neI
health, and the suFest way 10 gam
health, and hence clear complexion,
sparkling eyes, rosy cheeks, sprlnging
step, full form and good spirits, Is by
the free use of Professor Phelps great
discovery, Paine's Celery Compound.
Many a lady whose complexion wss
once sallow and poor now enjoys the
great blessing OF clear and fresh skin,
solely through the use of this Com
pound. Ii has power 10 cleanse the
blood and strengthen the nerves pos
sessed BY no other medicine, and has
cured cases OF saltrheum, scrOtula,
and other blood diseases that before
had been considered lncurable-
1t is not bltters, sarsa parilla, or
mere tome, but health-glylng medl-
clne that should be used by every man,
woman and child who feels weak, ner-
vous and low spirited, or whose COM
plexion Is spoiled by sallowness, pim-
piles or other results of III health.
There is nothing SO fitted 10 woman's
needs as Palne's Celery Compound. 1t
Is pure, palatable, harmless, and will
replace sickness and suffering with
health and happiness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

ne tAkheE red Abous four months ago
of locxgas
The o1a4gAlAs.oa q lanes fer the
cry 1ifecteEy q nos "a proxfess, oaI
b-le st@se ~lere sLzzS-<cS SSi-As1 q ifel
nas lot yet Geen reached. very laTSs
naSneeE Of Ees lanes - reported
Which i sylde1es cI AZ sncTe&ss IL he
c-tS's population.
The !. +. T.. 4 Of the 4 2. Church
of south GRAD Rapids, gave an enter
taiEnaenE u E-assc zud reclLata0ls u =
crowded ho1se sunday evening. one
0r the PRINCIPAL features being Ihe
Ten NiFgils' All eSlng rendered "a =
pleasing manner.
The ea-e OF Nelson ". SoTGhrop
against fhaddsus e. BROOKS Is "a ira
Ia Jadge Groves court. Complainant
wants a second mortgage cancelled
which defendant holds on some city
property, % which complain fore
closed nfsG mortgage
The children OF TRINITY Church SAB
bsth-seh0oi vii be gwen a supper AID
free entertainment this evening BY the
officers Of tie Sabbath school. Ii vii
bs held ia the church pzrioFs, c0ul-
mcnciDs a. I.5O. All who are connected
Win the school are invited 10 DC pres
ent and participate
suit mas been begun IN the Uulted
States Court AT Marquette by the Gov
eminent against Fred K. Price, OF Sault
Ste. Mare, On charge OF importing
worklngmen from Csnada under con
tract. IL Is charged that be made q
contract with Canadian 20 work Tor
him, n violation Of the provisions Of
the act relative 20 alien labor.
Yesterday afternoon the members
presented j. NJ. Brown, OF Chicago,
special agent OF the Imperial Fire In
surance Company, OF England, with a
fine gold headed cane. Mr.. Brown re-
Gently passed his sixtieth year, and IL Is
q pleasant custom OF the association 10
give presents ~ members after they at
tam the age OF CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Meeting of the state Association-Ml
Brown Gets n Cane.

meeting or the state AsSociation-Hr
Brown Gets n Cane.
The State Association of Underwriters
were in session at the Morton House
yesterday. The president of the asso-
citation IS y. 3. Jones, of Lansing, and
the secretary IL W. j. Weiss, Detroit.
The men composing the association are
known fire insurance agents, and they
meet monthly TO compare notes.
They listened TO a lecture on sprink-
lers for eXtinguishing fires IN buildings,
by a Mr.. Grinnell, and today they
have a practical test at the
Kent Furniture Factory. The building
Will be set on fire and the sprinklcrs
VIII be allowed TO do their work. The
following gentlemen are in attendance
on the meeting: J. VI. Brown, Chicago;
B. G. Stark and George IT. House. sag
inaw l.. 4. Vernon, Chas H. Barry
and J. :. Fletcher. Detroit; F. g.. Row
and Geo. G. Cooper, Lansing; d. ".
Andrews. w. J. Weir, Arthur Marks
and Lewis +. Margot. Detroit; y. B..
Jones. II. :. Seage and G. F. TAYLOR,
Detroit; r. A. Hough. Jackson; Geo.
Moon and l.. {. Fletcher Detroit: W.
+. Foster and VI. II. y. RAYMOND, city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
west side Kick.

While many are kicking. I wish TO
add one more % the list. When 10 be
came necessary for the writer % pro
cure some stmuiluts at the midnight
hour, IN order To- save life, and then u
be obliged 10 run all the way from the
west end OF West Brdge-st. to Whites
drug store. on Monroe-st., 20 obtain it,
passing ten drug stores on my way, why
should | not kickg l. the drug trade s0
limited or the profit 80 light that West
SIDE druggists can not afford 70 have n
clerk sleep ~ the store for the benefit
If their customers Villages DO that
much. Why can not West SIDE drug
gsts3
Then again, I kick on the dogs. Just
stop out On some hack street iu search
~ doctor. and ses b0w quick your
cars vii b. greeted with she ye. ping of
tw0 or three dogs. sud sbo8 vou try
90 get any Information. the uo se OF the
dogs on tie OUTSIDE makes it iupossit, q
81 hear what the inmates ssv. SGch
was the experience of the writer.
cay shoot the dogs ia cities or tie mp
their bark
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

No old Goods q work or The stock
IS entirely new snd in f8e shape TIE
ass0rtmsnt - varied and complete.
Goods de- vs4e5 % sry part of the oity
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Choice or on easy terms and good locations

ON SIDE
o
ADDlTl0k-Conan
"a
drains
@ a
view o
fine place for Only
South DysloDs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

BEWARE OF FRAUDs-Be sure you get
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric OIL.
Il cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deaf
ness and Rheumatism.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

LoOse's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, aud
Consti patton. ZJc per box, 5 boxes
for 81. For sale by White q White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
COURT RECORDS.

PROBATE-HOn. CYRUS +. Perkins.
judge-Estate o. Wm. HAYNES. de-
ceased, Will and petition for probate
filed hearing May ,. Estate of sam
uel Judd. deceased, petition for pro-
bate OF vii. flied, hearing May 26. Is
tate Of George Huntley, deceased
Charles II. Anderson appointed admin
strator. Estate OF Clare NJ. and ~usau
a. Fnd'ay. minors. letters Of guard
iaushlD ssued 70 Christie Fndlay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Guess the number Of cups the big tea
pot holds in II Leonard 3 sons & Co. $
window aud Cets refrigerator free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

TELEPHONE 11s0.
Best Roller Process Flour, per 100. s. o.
Best Roller Process Flour, - lbs 80
= lbs pure Buckwheat Flour. 50
l2 jos best Bolted Corn Meal ....... -
Rolled Oaf Nesl. g jos .........-..... p
Grsnulated sugar, 7c per Ih, l5 rs o.
Extra c Sugar. Sc por lb. u lbs .... ~
Pare Maple sugar, per ID. ........- Jog
Water White OF, per ga loc, gas a.
6 bars German Famig sosp --..-- -
/ csn Tomstoes 10c. cans for. -
J car Corn 10C. 3 caus fof..-..-....-. -
! lb very best Japan Tea. ..-.--...-. ~
Flaked Hom.ny, ihs Tor r-.--.-. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
THE kIckE

Ibl- sosuno = especially GsFote1 o. A-ckefs
sE1 their kieks ~ yQu have SIS iaat 70 nh4
With snyseds or anything of public hAt4f g.
puE it IL a. lev Nerds as pess sie alc scad it
= Pie kiekers care tELsGE4A hEEALB-l
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

For an antique finish. three pieces.
bedroom su'te, for SIS. 80 90 Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Heyman q Co.. sl and q Canal-st.
makes an interesting announcement
tomorrow. Il concerns great gift
81 ucme.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Hevman e Co. fl AMI e3 Canal-st.
makes an interesting announcement
tomorrow. It concerns a great e.ft
fhene
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

For Al urrigl folding hed. vith W.
W. springs. Tor s1o. go 70 Winegsr Fur-
ni+ura COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
SPRING DRAPERIES.

Everything one can imagine in bright
and fresh colorings, original designs
and reliable fabrics at honest prices can
be found at our store. We guarantee
all goods TO be strictly as represented.
Only first-c-ass workmen are employed
by Us. By giving our whole attention
to the exclusive Carpet and Drapery
business we feel that We can give per
feet satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
A perfect fitting Carpet and well
hung Shade is a Joy for ever.
We especially call your attention To
the famous NAIRN LINOLEUM for
which we arc sole agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The pension of Wm. Mann, of Owl Run,
Fauquer county, has been increased.
The increased earnings of the Richmond
and Danvile system for the third week OF
April were S23 $50.
The New York Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams will attend the Lae statue ceremonies
in Richmond May 90.
The Suffolk Lumber Company'5 large
mills at Wbaleysvile, which have been shut
down for about year. have been started up.
1t is egain said that General Malone lie
hard at work studying French in anticipa-
ton of going to Paris to succeed Consul
Rathbone.
The steamship Oihellc, on which the Lee
statue was shipped, has arrived in New
York. The statue will be promptly for-
wsrded to Richmond.
Governor Fleming, of Wet Virginia, has
refused the requisliion Of the Governor OF
Virginia for John Henry Basden. He
will be tried in West Virginia for certain
offenses.
Mr.. B Taylor McCuo 9 wel!-Snown re-
publican and at one lime member Of the
republican State committee, was arrested
10 Richmond Yesterday on = warrant sworn
out by policeman. charging him with con
templating breaking the peace By attacking
Mr. E. D. ChrietiaD. That gentleman Is the
VIC president of the Tobacco Association.
Nc McCue was recognized to answer ut the
Police Court tc- lay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-30
Rennblican Caucus

For the third time in len days the repnb-
licao Representatives ware 10 caucus Last
night to continue the arrangement of the
order OF business before the House.
The principal euhiect Of discussion was
The McCoDas bill to regulate In part the
lime and manner of holding elections for
Representatives,, commonly known as the
ant:-gerry wandering bill.
The debate rao along for fully two hours.
Several members feared that the bill would,
If passed, prove to be twcedged sword,
and might cut es heavily into the republican
stronghold as into the democratic camps.
Although it was apparent without the TAX
ing of a test vote that the bill had great
strength 10 the caucus, it wes foaly post
poned in order to afford an opportunity to
discuss the iect of a service pension bill.
This came up on the proposition by Messrs.
Boothman. Cheadle and others, to amend
the Morrill, service pension bill as passed
upon by the last caucus 80 as to reduce the
age limitation from 62 to Sc years There
was long discussion over this amendment.
and 1t was midnight before the caucus eG-
journed, having compromised upon sn
amendment which will reduce the age limit
alton to GO years.