davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
Dermt5btes.

gu ben Opfern Der anbaltsnsen
6tbe aebDrt aud 3 unoesiendtpr
TarneIl BON Suinots, Der iett msbreren
Iagen bettlGgetig lit. Gr bat ith BON Dem
Nnfau BON Grippe, Der i'm i'm Btnter beir1s
geiudbt, ttitlner nod tibt D%olifdnota erhplt
Nlto bat nebrere Eitfdle gebabt, ulo aud,
ietn itBiges unDobllettt, 6as seit1peilia mil
GROCER, ShrterSet ~perbunoen I'll, pir6 BON
Den Ner5tet dis eth FOLDER betradtet. Sroks
penn beltebt ct oarauf, auf feinem Boften su
bletbelt.
Der Grsnber pBbiIa6eIpbto"
muroe oleler Gage III Bbtlaoe[pbia ais bas
1altslte 8unoess &rieesibiff in ben Dienlt
gelteut. 8om benabbarten 9eoaue sSslonS
trafeIt pie Oft5iere elm, tpelcbe auf oos
Sbttt %foninanoirt fine uno balo nafber
pom Netrutenlhif vgermont" in Brooflpu
Q WtatroteH uhb 0etser, iuelde All Ser
B%enannitna aebDren tperoen. Oas Shiff
ipllroe ourb leinen grbalier Charles g.
Tramp i'm ytanen bet Sirma benz Gaoit6r
JJtobert s. BRADFORD, tuelder b~aSRonlmanbn
nbernoltttte1 bat, iiberaeben. Ser !Rreu,er
tabrt 5uitabit nab DrooflDn, UNI iefne
Sattsrte u'to MunitiOn cinsunebmen.
Das @reBarttg1t e In .8oIfss
dblnngsIaberli6fett lit in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
m0dentdde 5uinois Staats5eittn,e ntontae 4 2iuguf 1890.

ain meiiten eebient, tpenn 9lIrifa fir odSs
ielbe feiit anoereS sSntcreie ais eth retI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beiaBe.
SD iprdh neult0 etnen fuiicrltdett
Beamten, ber Sabre lang etttt beruorras
aeioe Stelluna 1T Ditafrifa bsfleibst, uno
gan; geipiB ntht bic gteigung bat bic Statte
ieiner Btrfianifeit berab5ulebelt. Der1eloe
Deriiderte mid, es lei ia ntoglth, nafSabrs
aebttett bort Durh utlaaltbe Wtupe nno
Nrbeit einige Ylantagenfriuhte als Stdpels
artifel 3u ~erSieler, a6er lie tDlroctI fautl bic
alfgewenoeten Soften erieyen, .gei1tpetge
Oenit 3inieH tit Die Gapitalienanla9t abs
merfen ober gar alf Dem Weltntartt ett1e
Nole ipieIen. &affee geoeibt niHt, tpetl es
an Shatten febLt, Tabaf tpdhit freili1
losar bis an bic groben Seen btltan, alettt
oas lei cine Sorte, bic nidt etnlltul bon ben
@ingeboreten aerautbt Diirbe, fo1oern Ildb
Wtaoagasfar ginge. W1an bab itln ertabs
rene Yfldfser aus Sumdtra fomnet laliett,
urtb Steie Ddtten es nit beileren uno ebleren
Sorten periltAt, ieoo6 10 eth Eabafsfelo
made einett trdurigen gtnorud, due Wferer
melt ifebe cine CUTE 5taIoe, utb aud Die
miiiie nod berslt6 gebegt unb gepflegt tpers
oett, barltit fife ni1t Detfintn1ere. Sci tie
0antt enoli1 rad @uni6 geoteben, 10
idife man iie mad DeutidlanO, no bann
Oh 10 grobartigen Grfolg Die foIontale
Begeifterung bon 9teucm auflobe.
gor Idngerer a8eit babe i6 etnntdl tn
etnem 8riefe an Die vSatnois Staats 5tg."
oas Gntiteben un0 Eretben BET Scnnd
seidiloert, jener ntddtigen Briberidaft
Der 9iDu Wnbammeb Sen 9ut gssSenuit
III 9iUaberbus duf agbpttihen 8oben, Der
bic SABINE bcs Hropbetet erbebt uno bic
garse g9elt benz Sslam urteriDerfen MIL.
Sbnt 8egetiiber itebt Der eigentli6e Wabbt.
nor befen 6orhen gntin pai6a Detden
rnIBte ilnb ber ebenfaIs ber d9te Nadfols
ger Mobamntebs ietn nth. Bpiihet bets
oen, ihrteb t6 bamaIs, farm eS i1ur Tettbs
ihaft unb Rrieg auf 9eben nno Sob gebeH.
oa bic Mlififon beg einen bic bes anbern
.ausihlteBt. Ser Idngit ertpdrtete ufb 10
getpaltig porberettete &dntpf lit nun et1oli6
ertbrdnnt, In ben eriten @efedten baben
nah ben n~eueiten Na6rihten bic G5enuiier
iiber bic Wlaboiiten geiiegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
@ttcttpS NnreS.

y8uenos Qtvrcs" beiBt auf 6eutl6
vGh6ne giifte"; augenbtidli9 aber tpebt
bort aeraoe teine idDne guft. SIM @egeit>
theil, e6 riedlt bort nab 4uluer unb Shpes
fel unD lit re6t ultgemlitDIiG.
Dent gdn5en ipdnil6sH Nmertfa ibetne1
Die 3etten l6on gu ldnee rubtg gepeien Su
leit. Die D~ortigen &renlen b~efitloen fih
ME .iDobl, mer1tt es nt6t ollie Sabre eift
JteOoluttOaGen ODER cine 9tepplution giebt.
grulilien fonnte Die iange 9tube, Die tbnt
unter Dem Scatter Dom Yeoro IL. au SbetL
tDltroe, nibt lGnger ertragen, uto ianote
ben greticn urto atl5u gutlnittbigeu 6errlber
OurG elfen gut Dorberettetch Yuti6 in'S
Nusidnb, I'M ii0 lett Der 3eit etrler itranls
men 0tttGtur 3u erfreuelt, Die n5er furs
ooer lang gu elmer b~iutigen 9teuolution
fiibreu Dtro. Su Gelltrdlainerifa l6lagen
ft6 aulldWlt Die Sau .Saluaoorer uno Die
0uatenialer Die &Dpfe biutig, nit Der Nus>
iiht, Dab al0 Die ubrtgeu centraldmerifa>
ntlden Staaten int Die Sad)e perpidelt
iperben, uno jebt rettet Die Nrgentinier Der
Seufel, ibren 8rG1toenten fortaujageit, ben
fte i6on in 5pet Sabren nit 0tlfe OeS
Sttmm3ettels bitten lostperben f0nnen,
Inn it'd bel Dteler G,elegenbeit eilatoer oas
Sebenslidt ausjublaien uno @igentbum BON
iebr Oiel mebr lBertb gu SeritOrerl, ais Der
Yt1iioelt, ieine Wttnilter utiO feline Qllls
bGnger in ben nd6iten Sabren bitten iteblet
fDnnen.
Mas Der 9teboIutiou gu @runoe rieet, Oh
nur Die ul3ufrteoenEeit nit benz i'm Sabre
1886 ais 9tabfol9er bes Generals Jtoca
getpdblten 4rdfibenten Or. s. GeIma1t,
benz DorgetUotien ptrb, baB er uno leine
Wunftltnge ft6 in l6amlolelter Metie auf
Soften res gatoes beretherll, ooer Oh aus
gerSmeihuuQ iber Die gGnslide uerfa9rete
1tn0 tef tat2lrgen Itegenoen mathematician
SuitdnDe, lGBt iih aus ben mageren telearaz
pDiiden Oepei6en nt6t erieben. Wabrz
fheinlid bat Die Bartet Der gtdriondliiten
ooer ll1ttarier, (oie cine QerftGrfung Der
Wtadt Der Gentrdlregterung anltrebt, dllo
uniert 0tepnblifaneru gIeihlte6t), bte aIlge.
metre ulsufrieoenbeit bsnuBt, UNI fth
getpaLtiam in ben SeitB Der Eegisrung su
ieBen, Die ieit Der 8eenbigunG oeS Grieges
gegeft Baraguap arsinlteBlt0 IN ben 6dnz
BEN Der S6oerdliiten (Oemofrateu) getpeien
lift = fir ben Nnfdlts nit grfotg. 0enn
Die &egierungstruppen ftnb gel6lagen, Der
8rdiibent lit geflobet. uno NIT Wdlbe iubt
Der 8iceprGitoent nod eilen Sdein bon
gtegierun9Sgemalt aufredt gu er6alten.
91un, in @ottes 9tanlen! Inns fann's
aleid ietn! uuierettpeaen n16geH ft6 bic
f1mmtlideI Sibalnerifdner einanoer bic
6dlle abldneioen. Sur ordngt ii6 bic
Bstradttng auf, baB es nit Qdnoern, tn
benett Die StaatSreDolutionen fat aurn tag
Ii6en 8rote geboren, Elm dlBerit unit6eres
9tng lit, Bertrdge 3t iblteBet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
eennia(panieu e~eteiitet tpcrben. Denu

BennlDlpanien geletitet tpcrben. 9enr
bort tDuroe Elm gan3es StGbt6en
ibergangen, ndrnLt6 8abne. Gs
mag ettpas iiber 1900 @tntpDbner baben,
ftnoet fi6 abcr ni6t unter ben pennlDls
ndnilden SrtiGaften I'M Geniusbert6te,
unb gtiematoem baielbit lit Elm @eniuss
aufneb1ner 3u @eftbt g%efommen. 9teies
Mapne ltegt ~ungefdhr IA Wteilen BON Der
Broaoitr. zStatton TIT philadelphia an BET
8ennintnania>B abn, bat 5tpei 3eitunsen,
BRET &tr6en, stpei 6otels II. +. 10.
Die anbalten6e 9irre berurid6t
tuieber sablretbe W aL6s unbB ratrtez
brGnbe. 0te erften bon Bebertung tper>
ben aus W o n t a n a geneIoet. SIN Cattle
0ergbauz Be3irt i'm Weagber GountD baielbit
finb. bic Si1tentpaIbungen in Branb unb
bte DISQUALIFICATION ber groBen Cumberland
Dersbals@ eieui6a iteben tn GROCER ges
faht. Nld1 aus Sefferlot GountD tDeroen
grDBe BrGnoe 9emeloet; uno bon 6elend
aus farm man In ben 8ergert Elm 9roBes
Serer iebeit. SIM nDrolihen Wontata
tuitben 5dblrei6e 8rdttoe tn Der umgebung
Der StDeet @raB 6tls.
Sn benz romantiI9en gIfbartz
Gee in @tscontt itnb oieier Sage
) ID { t in etrem Ser an ieinen uferr gelegez
men SommerbotelS beibaftigten Sc 5 BEN,
Uearn 8rennan uno Innte WtcSntoib nit
Ramen, bein1 8Dntfabren ertruns
FEN. 9te betoen Mdoden batten ith ipdt
Nben6s alf ben geruoe iebr ftiirmilden See
getpagt. tpobet ibr Boot umihlug uno lie
ietbit tit ben Wogen ibr @rab fdnben. Sim
1fer bate man MUIR einen Iduten 6iiIferuf
nernommen. bic Wtdbhen purben aber crit
am folgenoen Worgen permiBt uno bas
Nufftnben ibres uttgei6lagenen 8ooteS CAB
bic @eDtBbett, baB tie ertrunfen tuaren.
Ser Stem gorfer ebemaItge
BubtLsS tdbtndter 9uffp Bee
tretbt nun tpirtlib In Der Superior Court"
lit Seem Worf nit alem @ifer etne II tts
erb6rte gtptIfIdee, bur6 pelhe sr
i~eitet NntbetL an BEN Sbarpez
i6en Beite6 rngsgeIber erz
Iangen ptn. St bebauptet, bic jebt aus
Ganuoa bet1ngefebrten vgertrauenSmdns
ner" sSobt &eenar, 9. 9e 0dcD unb BtG>
liam WiaIonep, bGtteh tbnt, a~nftatt etres
rtpohlperotentet" NntbeiI5, idmdbIiher
@eiie muir eth Guuuert boa gapteri9nibel
etngebGnbigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
spice ocS &tngehert1uttts.

Scit er in etnem Mortfampte nit ihnooz
BERGEN 8erliner Stuoenten IT'D su Der
gleuBerun9: rs ii BUTTE auf S1ren
&atier" ioll babet hinreiben lalien uno
bon ben Stu6enten nngeSeigt nurDe, beftnz
bet itd leBt Der Nmtrifauer Splepb S. Soz
11aliDn auf Der Glidretle nab Berlin, I'M
eiuen Brp5eb ipegen W q | e itGtsbeIei il
gung Ill beitebeu. Ql%nbernfall5 miiBte CT
Die bon ibnt g~eleiitete Siirgihdft bon 5000
Nfarf int Stih laiien ulio iih Der fir i'm
al5 @eldGftsmal1u gro6eu llnannebmlihs
felt altsleben. ntdt tpieDer ndA Oeutidtafb
b~inein5uoilrfcu. @r hoift, it'd, Don Der Nlts
fIage r"etrigen su t0nncn. Wenn nidt, bGlt
CT Elm babies S~G6rdben SeltuEg imnter noh
fir blutger. als Die pb~eltertpdbnten Berlltite
oil @elo uno 6reibett Der sufiufti9en BE-
tueGung.
0aB Die Strafe ntdt uQSu idtper duSz
fault, outltr ioute uniet @e1duDter oaS Set>
MICE tbuu. @inerlei, ME bic Sadhe ablauft,
bas Sraurt9ltc baraH lit ber ltelte BelDeiS
bon Der Serleu6tng 6eS oeutl6en SolfeS
Ourh &rteheret rno Mngcber>
3 m. >Jto6eS S6tmpfen nuf bGS Oberz
houpt zines 8oIfes, beiien @dltfrEun6ihaft
man genteBt, 1T qefptB gu neroatttilett.
Nber Elm IN Der S0ibe beS Wortfuinpfs gefaIs
leileS. ftder Durd unmdBenoe AetBsrunaeft
Der Gegner beroor9erafenes unbtoadtes
Wort 9Ieiob bot OaS Sorum bts Staatsanz
ipuIts 81 brtr9et. tit freier Wtdltner untpIrz
big, lnb baB pas BON Der v6offnuitg
Deuti6tanbs", bon ieinen Sttoenten ge5
iheben fonnte, tpirft duf ben inter ben beuz
tigen Stubeliten berrlhen6eu @ttlt elm iebr
traltriges 9td)t. 9Sdre ilbrigens Der beutlde
&aiiec ELL Wtann mie bet &Dnio bon 8irt7
t~ertberg, 10 pIiroe Ell berarttBe idmmerlihe
SrDSelie gar ntdt Duloen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04

seitern bic Chicago Eribune las. muBte
9%lauben, man itebe aln 8orabenb zines
Srie8eS nit @nglano.
Ood1 oDrerlt banDeIt es fi6 nibt I'M
11tolisnbafte Bernidtung ponWtenIhenIeber,
lonoer1 UNI ben Sbus BON 9loIieniduaez
tbterelt, oere1 l10nes Sea benz aierteen
aberdeen lit Die Stale ifidt, bic aber i'm
VebrtngSr1eer bur6 ben b~efannten &obben>
i6Ia8 auf Die Stale BON Nmertfauern unb
SafaDtern nit Der @efabr bdlbiger 8erni6s
tung beorobt iinb.
Sehr ridti9 iaBt in bteier 8e3iebuns Der
vBbilao. Democrat:
IS bdnoelt fth bel ber garsen Streitz
frage nur oaruln, bdB fit Die &o6ben cine
gemt1ie S6on5ett eingefibrt miro,
ip6breno oeren Die iunge Brut int
Die Welt gelebt uno herangeflttert
iDirb. uno ipeiter UNI Die Srage, Oh
Die Sor0erun9 Der Ser. Staaten. babel Bic
Seepolt5et gu bdtobaben, BON @nalano
anerfGtnt, ooer etnem Gougres Der Geez
md6te GUT @nti6eioung porGelegt, ooer tuie
babel louit perfabreu tueroen iou.
rNuBeroem iou nur cine getpiiie Nnsabl
9tobben lGbrlt0 gefdnarn tperoen, tpen1
1lht bdlo o;eler gauge Snbuitrtesipeig urtb
Die oaourd e~r5telten 8ort6eiIe uno Nbads
pen Durn Serttl8ltlig Der Jtobbelt DolltGn>
Dig Derntdtet tnerDen ipllen. Die Gerni6s
tung Der SiffeI in oen 9~ereinigten Staoten
TT cine cruite Wfabnung geger ieoe tntIe,
rnbslGrlnfts SagO duf gtustbiere. Otes
ielbe O%tabnung gilt fir Die beDorftebenoe
8ertilguug Der @!ephanten in Nfrifa, bic
man Jest GIT 6unotrttouien6en ipegen tbres
@lfenbeinS ablhla6tet.
p0te @dnaoier baben bom Hobbenfan9
iett Sabrell nod nte5r 8ortbeile gebubt, olS
Die Mnterituner. lnO oieie Ganaoier itrto
eS ouch, lpetde bic cu8lti6e Neaieruug on
elmer 8eritGnotgang init DER dlnerttdntihen
perbinoern. go fommt es, oaB oieie Ser
%banOlungen i0on Subre lang ~ergebniBlpS
Dobt19eben. unb baB aud Die neuelte @orz
reipoubsns barber mcbG ben beioerieitigen
gutel, QSilen bdrtbnt, aber iiber Diploma
ttihe Gebensarten nibt 6utau8 fommt."
Scr r8bilao. 9cmofrat" fiirdtet bon
elmer Geridleppuug Der Berbdnblungcu,
baB inSptiden = DEN lieben Gobben Der
@araus 9emadt tperoen f0nute. Ods mdre
nun INNER nod beiiey. alS Der y@araus"
pieler SauieHoe bon O~fenihsnlebeu. 0o1
cine S6euoe lit IS, bub s1pei brobe yGuLtur~
potfer" lid iiber ciHe etnfdde Gbierfrage
niht in Gupe unO OemiitbIidfeit eiutoer1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
9eDEba1's Rcse 8e8en Nrobtbi.

Ser brobe beutIde acknowledgements
Qtbtba6, Der 10 uneridroden 9egen bic
9BablstpangsbiQ iprad uno ittmntte, bat
aur unteritiibuna bes fretltnntgen Nntrags
Des @%bicagoer 9tbgeorbneten NlOams fols
eenbe 0teOe i'm 9t69eOrOnetenbaule ge9alten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04

Gin rei6er @oIbfunb niro
aus Der iieben Uieilen bon Sibpemiu9 in
Weidigan beIegenen 9entniulas
@rube gemeloet. Oas Sob finDet lid
i'll reinem3 uitanbe, oft bis CUR @r6Be elmer
@rbie. in Suars ein~QeatpGnat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
Gin fadJm NIL DIES NrtGeil.

Ser bertbnite NrofeIior 8ertrart BON Bottom
{dbreibt: ,Nn has Deutsche Heilinstitut II Clinton
Place, New York, n. Y" Gsebrte 3errenl Der
d, 9e ettmna sgsttfsr" lit bas gebtegente Bud
hber bic 9eidle1ts=GranfBeitet lno Sbip6dtsnitdr6e
bes aberdeen uho bereu oeiluns, DelGts i'd Je .geIeieH
babe. Metter4 fte Ben ltt8nna BEG t5tofs
fee, IDgtl1e S9drfe 9epaott nit ettler GIarbsit linb
Derft6tIbltu]feif Der Gpra69e seiGnen bafheibe dlf on8
8prtbetl9oftefte Dor anen b~erartt9en Bis Jest
erihtetenef Sbtiften aus. Mtt esIIer m Nebt
berbient baber Sbr oortrefflides BUD ben j96nen ylas
ethnet, meme Serret1, at Sbren1 uneeraletbft1sn uro
fpoblperotenteri Grfol9e &C" Der rTsttu1ess9ItfferA
nit Dtelen natur9etreuen Btloern, totrb fir Is Cent?
in 9pftntarfen frei %oerianbt.
Ser agtettrnas4@nter" lit aud tn Der 9uhbdnbEuna
BON Serm. 56fmpfta 276 OF gtDrtb abe, Gbisas1
Sas., sI babsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
W. c. Jasper to G. L Hill, lot 81, block g T.
and BIS sub Mt Pleasant; S2,250. c. Farley
ct al to Lucretia F. Johnson, subs 1877 and 1888,
So. 1872; s.. j. 7. Arms to James II. Meri-
wither subs Sc and 50. So. 1911; s.. W.P.
Tullock to Christiana Fletcher, lot Is, block %,
BroOkland; s.. A. Wylie to Walter Hough,
lot ~, block 4, Trinidad; $500. w. II. Carrico
to VIM. Mayse, part G, SO. 1914; $l,306. c. NJ.
Lipp to Annie NJ. Carpenter, part 5, So 399;
$3.50. L. Sands to Emily X. Andrew, lot %,
Mintwood s.. Margaret L. Sands to Eliza
beth A. Endicott, W. 4 20, do: S2.2 r. L.
Padgett to j. L. Padgett, lots 2l5 ZIG and 2l7,
Chichester; go. John E. Beaii to John Ridout,
one-twelfth interest in Dumbarton; g. Same
to II. NJ. Newman, do; s.. Commissioners
of the District of Columbia to May C.. Allen,
part u, so. 214; $5I.9S. F. A. Buckingham to
JAS. B. Mckenzie, lot 112 and part LOG, So. Sol;
50, 500. Julian H. Miller to d. ID. Thompson,
lot "a, SO. S78; $4,000. Julian II. Miller to ID.
d. Thompson, lot q, So. s7S; $4,000. Della
Chapel to Cora B. Chapel, sub. ST. SO. 80;
$500. II. s. Smith ct al. to J. H. Ralston,
lot C, Fletchalls Chance; s.. j. L. Chapel,
executor to same, pit. do; s.. Joseph Shell
ton to W. r. Shelton, part 4. SO. l0l0; l,750
G. Y. Worthington, trustee, to w. l. Boswell,
Catharine L. Reed, subs % and 29, so. $40; G..
T. E. Waggaman to s. f. Allen, jr, sub Is, so.
$50; g. Vanderbilt Quick Ito NJ Keim, sub
20, So. sS6; part 4, So. $780, part 10, SO. 55S; g.
s. H. Walker to Z. ID. Jones, sub l29, 80. S6l;
s.. Same to Z. D. Jones ct al. subs 100 and
131, do; 6. Mary c. Deane to NJ. E. Good
ing, lots 81 to IS, block 6, sec. 8, Burrville;
s25O. N. !. johnson to W. b. Klug. sub Al, So.
$50; 90 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27
ANACOSTIA,

GAR. REcEPTIoS.-One of the pleasantest
social gatherings of the season in the village
was the reception to John A. Logan Relief
corps, No. z, by John A. Logan post, No. Is, G..
organization Of the post last fall the ladies de-
termined to form relief corps and began with
sixteen charter members, which number is be-
ing steadily increased. The corps has already
given relief in needy cases and secured en-
ployment where it was wanting. The exercises
of the evening were interpreted with United
States music by a chorus Of local artists which
caused patriotic sentiment to bubble over in
the several short speeches that illumined the
occasion. Commander Frisbie OF John A. Lo-
gan post presided and by his side sat Mrs. Peck,
president of the ladies corps, wearing a bou-
auet of red, white and blue flowers. Among
the speakers were Chaplain Richardson of the
post, DIR. Grant and Mr.. Alpheus Dawson,
both old veterans, Mr.. Arthur Hendricks of
Burnside post, Prof. j. s. Petty OF the Anacos-
tia public schools, who was q confederate SOL
der in Pickett's division, and Mrs. Russell of
the Anacostia Ne,os. Some Of the words re-
calling war memories on both sides OF the
line were quite pathetic. Mr.. Dawson, who is
Britisher by birth, said America is good
deal better than England Prof Petty de-
ciared that the Union is a good deal bigger
than the confederacy and Mrs. Russell found
Auacostia far more genial than Washington,
SO that it was in a very happy mood that the
meeting broke ranks and passed an hour in
social converse over hard tack and coffee.
Among those present from Washington were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs MARCEL
lus, the latter OF Potomac corps, and Mr.. c. E.
Roberts of John A. Rawlins post, No. /.
NoTEs.-Naomi tent OF Rechabites held an in
teresting meeting in Temperance hall last
night Considerable interest il taken by the
local tents over the factional fight in the Rech-
abite order OF the District, as war was first de-
clared at a meeting Of Salem tent here.-The
Ladies Aid society Of the ME. church Melted
so at the recent lemon squeeze.-The Ana
costa Street Car company has put two horses
on some Of its cars to Accommodate Its heavy
morning and evening patronage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-27
The Hutchinson Family Dissensiops

In the divorce case OF Bertha I. Hutchinson
against James C. Hutchinson the complainant
has i,ed an answer to the rule to show cause
why her son Earle should not be returned 10
the District She states that her mother was
here on a visit and received q telegram re-
quiring her to return to her home near Boston
and deeming IL to the welfare of the son she
sent him home with her mother, leaving here
on March 4; that she had not then heard Of the
order OF the court She states that she sent
Earle away because on the occasion referred
TO in the petition when she told her husband
that she could no longer live with him and he
must seek quarters elsewhere he endeavored -
poison the boys mind against her, &c.
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sTEELE's PROBABLE SENTENCE.
The Court Found Him Guilty, But
Assigned Moderate Punishment.

The finding OF the Steele court-martial 10
now on its way to Maj. Gen. schofeld in WASH
ington. Second Lieut. NJ. f. Steele, the de-
PENDANT, is also on his way to Fort Yates. The
members of the court were in session many
hours celebrating on their verdict and il 10
believed the finding is in the nature of a COM
promise. 1t is pretty generally known that
one or two members of the court voted as
first for acquittal, but as there was no denying
that article of war had been violated by
Steele striking Wild the impression seems 20
be that suspension for six months on half-pay
and confinement within the limits Of his post
will be Steeles punishment.
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A Little Girls Broken Arm.

A serious accident happened yesterday to the
little three-year-old daughter Of Real Estate
Broker George F. Graham, 1888 Il street north
west Owing to the neglect on the part of the
nurse she fell out of her coach, sustaining
compound fracture of the left arm. involving
the elbow joint and two confused wounds upon
her face. DIR. S. Leslie West was called in and
reduced and dressed the fracture and wounds
and she is doing as well today as could be ex-
pected.
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Notes From Boyds, Maryland.

Correspondence OF THE EVENING STAB.
BoYDs, Nd, March q.
Mrs. Lizzie Kingsbury, wife Of Mr.. Chas T.
Kingsbury, prominent farmer and citizen of
this neighborhood, died yesterday at her resi-
dence near here. after lingering illness of
consumption.
Mr.. Geo. Elliott Of Dickerson's, Md, who
was struck by express train No. 4 few days
ago, and thought to be fatally injured, is said
to be rapidly improving.
Mr.. Jno. Rinehart, brother-in-law Of Col. j.
A. Boyd Of this place, died at Little Washing
ton, Pa, on Tuesday the 25th instant
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Two Burclaries.

The residence Of George Burklin was entered
at an early hour this morning and robbed of .
seal skin sacque, plush coat and an overcost.
The house of Jos. NJ. Perry, No. III 9th street,
was also entered and robbed of $780, The
entrance was effected by means OF a false key.
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The western scare over the alleged scarcity
OF soda ash is not shared by eastern glass
manufacturers. Several large manufacturers
OF south Jersey state that ample stocks were
held In the east, with the exception Of . fsa
small concerpa
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DOR SALOON TERMS TO sUIT-oNE OR TWO
II E. Front Lots, 9th ST. 600 It. s. Of East Capitol
ST., y5c. One or two r. Front Lots. II tn ne lOO
IT, n. of b. 74c OWNER, 9l3 East Cap. st. MI Inn
lNOR SALE-LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ON
IL Tenleytown road aud Woodley Lane, opposite Oak
View; Electric railway tracks laid TO these lots
which have sidewalks in front and mains prices
lower than asked other lots In Immediate vicinity:
small cash payments: monthly or yearly time given
at per cent interest. JOHN L. BEALL.
tal7-3m 1871 4 at
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EMPLoyEs WHO HAVE COMPLAINTS AGAINST NEN-
BERs OF THEIR own oRGANrzATIoS-A MEET
mo LAST SraHr-wHAr MEMBERS OF THT
ASSOCIATION sAy.
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

For sALE-A FINE CORNER LOT IN COLIN
6ss n N. R S.s sS
81 70; s sss
!. BEAUTIFUL Lots. south fronts, on z st. s.w.. 15H
s.SS Sy s. to vide alley VIII
p1 ms9.ss eE9 9s, ~ and LaTK s.sa NV
FOE sALE-oR .ExcHANdE-FINE LOT on
81 st n w. north Of Pennsyivania ave-; VIII sell
su.on i LOT
FoR sALE-pREeT FROM OWNER, ON 18TH
fSot; title title Perfsct terms easy Address oWNEk K
EoR sALE,A DESIRABLE LOT IN EsLIN SUB
Fine Lot on New H,npshi.e ave. near n. saea
Building Lots in re.S seSd inyss.nsn;; $4,000 each.
u27, Room IL. Corcorsn building
F3SE5: ssA NE n ADpII1oN TO SOUTH
and CsSoe The the Sass
ground IN Vicinity: convenient to RAILROAD lots 35
cali viii secure choice lots; gT,ss up terms
L waited level with extensive views: brick sidewalk:
Sny e o
every 81. months better than any savings bank ePep
| st. NV. m27-3t
Tor sALE-FIvE LOTS, lsxsO EACH TO loft.
iess 'HS AZ and M .sa,S
mont: cheap to prompt purchaser.
Also Two Finely Located Lots on Mass ave, 11rS7
W nifs Ts Ely SO
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS ON
and O'Clock PM. ma7-3t'
NOR SALE-LOOK AT THIS-Lor ON WEST
- side of 18th st. bet. and X, 25x95, fronting
Mcpherson square. Lot street, BOX Oh, with
US supreme Court and Admiral Werden. These
properties are near the Normande, Arlington Cham
perhn.s only three squares from US Treasury and
DICKINSON Co. 1859 St w.. Room n ). me-. 3:
ll1KISO to l2-foot alley; 400 down 70 party who
st 500 each O. NJ BRYAST. si5 9th me- .' NO. a
E,oR sALE-FOR TEN DAYs-1.5, 900 SO. FEET
t. GROUND IN LOTS FRONTING on 18TH 81.
BILE, DAVIS co. 1919 ST. m26-3t
EoR sALE-TwO SMALL LOTS; FRONTING "a
Il Il. on 18th st. near Mass ave Sc: only 35c. per
So # is bargain Il II. I. LEIPOLD, 9Th
and + SITS. NV. m26-3t
ICOR SALE-ONE OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS Sc
on 10th st near Sc, within 100 # of brick side
cor. 18th and SITS. NV m26-3t
YOU e Acre of Ground and erect thereon a House.
for which yoa can pay monthly. EASTERDAY
HALDEMAN, sos st. m25-3t
Il TWO DESIRABLE LOTS
FRONTING SOUTH
ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Between 4th and 18th W. each 2.xi IS TO 30
foot paved alley. Price 1925 per square foot EASY
TERMS.
Apply J.v.N. HUYCK.
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