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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIED-A LADY IN OFFICE DISHES ROOM
w and boar in northwest section Of the city.
terms. Address r.. A. star office. IT.
WASTED-JULY 1. BY GENTLEMAN, ROOM OR
w fiat. with or without board central To receive
attention answer immediately giving price and par
tculars o: room and family Box 80 Star Office IT.
WANTED-BY AFAMILY OF THREE ADULTS.
w with baby and white nurse. three furnished
rooms with board. in Georgetown Heights. Mount
Pleasant, 1enalytown other convenient locality
near city terms. about el0O per month. Address b.
NJ. H.. Star Office. ie2l-:Hs
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Lok III. T-sIOKE 5i7 10TH ST. n W: LAR. 4
ment; good location dining rooms, grocery or
any other business. Apply to L. G CAMPBELL. on
the premises. je2.-:it
EoR REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING
Il LA 1th ST. w, bet NJ and \ SITS Keys prem
ises a. B. CAY WOOD. 1888 9Th st.n.w. iei.J-3t'
lSOR RENT-STOkE AND ROOM. 1903 ST. n
L W newly fitted up location unexcelled for any
mercantile business: all conveniences: gas water,
electro lights. good ventilation, large cellar,
rent Reasonable TO good tenant will he leased
term OF yeals to desirable party Apply TO THOMAS
NJ FIELDS, AGA Louisiana ave. NV. iel3-lm
kOR RENT-wARE HOUSE 1905 ST, OPPO-
into two stores. Inquire Go65g La. ave. mylst.1rn
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
L'OR RENT-yERY NICE OFFICE ROOM ON IsT
floor. l2l3 81. NV. J. L. o'BR1EN. je27-:5t'
L'OR MISREPRESENTATION OFFICE ROOMS IN THE
i Lehman building. l425 n. Y. ave- elevator; good
light and Nentiationi low rent. A i. COuMBE.
je26-1t l4:,, n y ave-
EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS, 9:}4 sT ;DESiR-
gether or sngly; $40 EACH 10th large rooms: other
smaller back rooms NJ. d. PECK, Room.. ies.j-}t
LOR RENT-VERY HANDSOME OF FICE ROOMS
II or lease at l42l g st. b. II. ROBERTSON. r25-3'
EOR kENT-oFFICEs AND FURNISHED ROOMS
L to prompt tenants on terms to suit. 1921 + st.
je.,5-lm W8I. +. HOFFMAN 1921 Fn.w.
lSOk RENT FIRST-CLASS OFFICE ROOMS IN
Il the Fleming building" l4l9 q st. single or com
municatng. with every convenience. Apply at Room
IL lelltly1
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM IN MOUNT
w Pleasant OF Washington Heights by
Two youns men in offiee; must he street
Address MOUNT PLEASANT, Star Office. IT.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IA ANIED - SUMNER BOAkDERS. HIGH.
w healthy location pure water, mosquitoes 90
malaria. two hours from Washington. luile from
~ and - iroaG. Terms moderate. Address Miss
CHhlsMAN. HeOgesyile, Berkeley county. W. Va.
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GEO Z. EMMONS.
oe2OA $50 st. n. ".
EOR RENT-A SIX-ROOM TWO STORY BRICK
house on Cleve and n. W. all papered; water;
gas heated 10y atrobe the best house the city
the money; rent Sl3 per month. GEO. A. JORDAN.
l4l1 st. ie.,6-}t
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lNOh kENT-Bl THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN
l. lleaI Estate Broker. NlT Sc q w.

46S La ave. LIST floor or
basement. = front
rooms $3l
46S La. ave. 4th floor,.}
THIS. .......Ss
Gunton buiid'g, rms
35, 30, 31..............2.
COB 10Th st, room 3. Il,
4OS La av. bk r. I'd fl. Il.
Vernon row, rim 10. Il
Gunton bulldog. rms 30
and sl.b n
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FOR RENT-FLATS.


I,OR RENT-FLAT OF ROOMS AND BATH,
l3Gtg ST n w. So: ID l. st. NV. Or, ID floor.
Sl4; I'D lst st. W., rooms and bath, I'd floor SIS
CAlMO0D GARRETT. 18th st. and \. Y. ave n W.
je27-;t-
IrOR RENT-MODERN FLATS AT 5s3 nth ST
L n W. steam heat hot and cold and all con-
Neniences Tor housekeeping. PITNEY x BRAD
FORD, 1905 st. NV. j..I.-lw
lHOR RENT-HANDSOME FLATS-FoUR AND
L SIX rooms; north, south and east windows over
looking large shady yard housekeeping caterer
modern improvements; private halls. RANGES, baths
az. . ali new cheap. -OlS ST. u. W. jel3-l.t-
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-. = = a-.......-. TO- W
i DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave ana
o;h s; NV. FRS SSI,er mo
\ OFFICE ROOMS.
I llcS ] 81 NV. first floor
and basement ... .lo0
Hos L 81. Cd and 4th
( roors.....-SJOa and %
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NORTHWEST " w.
1861 81. m l.. 11r. s67. go 12,s ave. ST. S25 40
l224 9TH st. dwlR. y. IS 1910 Columbia 80
17GS st. IN, 12r. 80. So 1924 r St. Or ...3 20 90
1426 18th st, IN i. liz. 40 Col Lincoln ST. Is
1900 llth 81 i.e.l Cleveland st. Or 10
Cor 9TH and Il SITS, rooms for housekeeping
NORTHEAST.
64l Mass ave, Abb 121 X st, 0r Ala ~
53i 9TH st, 81 -. i8 80 1904 ID st 5 e. Tor. Il
je.7-3t' A. s. CAYWOOD. 1888 9th ST. NV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-11
NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION
Decides 10 Make Washington the Per-
manent Place Of Meeting.

wAsnIsG1oS Dec. 10 The Nation
Bar A..oc,. ion today elected the foilo~ir Y
effceis: President, James G Carter. Sew
York; viee-presidents, aIrst ju iioisl circuit
H. preventative Sherman Hosr, Mass !
second, FL Senstor Geo F E mu de. " /;
third eY Secretary +. +, B.,sd D.ls-
wave; fourth. G NJ Blanchard. Virgtnis /;
fifth, +. @ Brombery, Aisbsms s'x h,
se0stor John g Csrlsle, Kentucky !;
seventh, a. C. Harris / snA; 'ishtb, q
A. Finkiesbers; ninth. j X Finlattou +;
secretary. J. NJ Wright, Kentucky; tfes'-
urre, Henry E DSv.s, Dlst'ict OF Coiuu -
oia Ii was decided to make Washington
the parmsnent place Tor holding The sDi ual
sessions OF the sssocis ions
A barQust wss given tonight in honor OF
the d les.tss to the annual meeting Among
those present were Attorney General NIL
lsr. Justices Bistchford. Pr.wer. GRAY,
H>rlao. Lamar, Of he Ulited States
supreme Gut; So licitor General Taft,
Senator Hjar AMI other senators, Chief
Ju.iice BIZ sbsm and justice Bradley, Of
the Suprs me Cou', OF the DlrricI Of C,l
umb,.; Judges Not and Weldon, OF the
Court Of Claims; the intsrstste rommefe.
camm ssioners, Congressman Powers of
Vermont AID other pyouiuent gentlrmen
The firstt0sst vas "Fhe Prasiden', and
VA. responded to by serstor Msndefsoa OF
N br.sss He prsist d the stste pagers Of
President Harrison, and said that all who
listened to the reading OF h,s recent mes
sage fell convinced that 'he earnest, honest
and psinstskirg Z lawyer bad given the ben
eft Of his professional oIpe'isnne and great
,asysr Ike skil to the ma tfra he treated ~,
Justice Gray resp,rded TO III toas g The
Beech" The toast The Corgress" was
responded to BY SenatJr Gray Of Delaware,
a d James C. Carter, Of New York, re-
.p,ndei to the last toast, The Bsr"
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LABORERS WANTED IN CUBA.
The Cane Fields in an Unusually
Flourishing Condition.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec 10 The Plea
yune's Havsns spt cisl says: The receipts
at the custcm house st this pnrt for the
month ~ Nov, mber were S726, 800 on
sQaipst $3.50. I25 70 in N'vtmnrt. 1880,
.hovioe a fsiliag n u s225 1926 10 THIS
is acc united for by the opera iDn If recI .
rocity treaty With the Unted Sta'es and the
decreased duty or Spanish a ur fr m
old Spain imporia IONS cont 'as 10 be
very heavy. gIeatly 10 exce.s o; the 81 ulsnd
Large qusn'i'i.s If po,aoes aHa apples
are con.tantly arriving ssd being stored for
want Of buyers X, ports from all parts of
the island give glopi sHcouHts OF the
grouif C'Ops, esle ecl-ly # the hne con-
di,ion OF Ibe cine Il, Ids o sing TO f.vo'-
sb e rains during the summer mlnihs, the
C me has mAtuie ed scorer than in I rnItr
Seasons, and a large number Of estates are
grinding slrsady, with good rssus'. TIE
only ihi1g 20 prevent making 1000 0OO
tons of sussr in 1891 2 Will be the scstci'Y
Of lsburers TO cot the cane, sbinh is being
fei, already. Many farm hands bave come
from old spain sHd the Canary islsDds, but
stiii there is room tor more.
The latest sdviees ss 10 the beet sugar
production in Europe indicate falling ~
from first estimates Tbs encourages our
D xn,ers to hope that the present far pic, 8
will be strongly msintalned, # M, incre a'ed,
IN view Of the fact thsG thr consumpuvn #
.ugar 10 increasing all over the word. The
market 10 very firm, With few transact ne,
The 81 proscbiog holidays will hsv- thei'
II fueuc AID there may not be much ami
mat,op in sugar until sSter New Years
The trouble srisIl g from calling In OF
the old scrip and tilIs of % and under II
ancres.ing, and the public generally sre
much f. C mn oaed in making change. A
great mary American FIVE cent pieces oi
rilvsr. which have been UTILIZED as bap
rismsl token. by beirg pierced with sma
| holes throngh which red and bius ribbons
we're ted, are doing duty in the making oi
change.
w. -unored ;ha: Mr. Field, the Gov
ernor Of TIE Spanish Bank has re-, sne'
on seoount Of the public ind g1a'i1n ca1ssi
BIZ the announcement that be was 3 Vs'tj
| with Others who were engaged in coll cttri
| he Outstanding paper money, 81 and uBddI
| ard Yedeeming ,ne ssm4 At 1hs SJanist
| Bank n silver or paper money of De-
issue in bills Of s. sbd up-std
The trial 81 se1stor Otay'zt Who g
a-.y from Havsns sc far as Ee~ York ,eu N,
| ims sgo With large an )uut # Treasury
| fur d. and was brought bsak. Drag its clos
length slong ard ~ one can pre- let il
termination. A large corps Il soldiers a.
crowd of spectators s'terd the dali.
ses.ions Of the court. snte psnna the in
| piica'ion Of Others, but 90 far nothing psr
| sicu ar has transpired.
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RuSSIA'S GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
Prestige Of Finance Minister shaken -
Cloud In the Political Horizon.

WAsaAw, p,o, l0.--lt 10 learned on
good suthar,,y thai the prestige Of N.
| Vishnssradsky. the mioistsr Of hnAucs, has
OF ls,e been srs atty shsken, and that he has
| become x,sedingty unpopular among the
IN rohspts AEd other commercial classes,
who now perceive that the temporary i'm
provenent In the n ianoes has been effected
| ct their expense. The health Of the Male
ter is si.o much shattered, and there 10
little doubt that he will retire IL the CsAr
.iv"s hun permission.
The failure Of the crops has not been
universal Ia the Caucasus the harvest
we're abundant, hut grain 10 still routing ~
| the station. for want Of rolling sock 10
carry Il away There 10 nuon reason 10
suppose that ,her. Gill be . famine next
year also. Indeed, the outlook Ia Russia
,s very gloomy AID ever, oae 10 preparing
for very hard .,nier
The political horiz IN 10 also much over
cast, especially eince the Car passed
through Germany without endeavoring TO
return the wait Of EmI eror William, IL
Vas at ftn supposed that this was due to
family reasons aid sickness Of the Grand
Duke George There are now only too
msp, ground for supposing that the visit
-as not returned for political and financial
considerations
81. stated here in ofhcial circles that had
IL not been for . letter received ny the Car
from the Rpssisu minister Of finance. tho
former uld have met the German en-
petor a. Was hi, original intention. In this
letter IL 10 said NJ V,shnsRrsdssy urged he
, Ear not to vi.it TIE German emperor, -
such an act would not only give o6srss to
he Fteneb government. but would be dis
astrou. to the loan which the government
was raising in Paris.
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THE GRAVES TRIAL.
Ihs Patsl BOtla Contained Much Arsenic
and No Khkksy.
If DR.. Graves Sent the Bottle, BIS
Chances Appear small.

DEsvEx Col, Dec 10 In the Graves
trial today the prosecution put DR.. j A.
Se~all, Of Dapvsr University en- the stand.
The doctor made an analysis OF the bottle
OF liquid presented him by DR.. Homes and
Mr. Worrvlt, Jr some Of which. IL is
alleged, caused The death Of Mrs. JoseF
B,rusby. He fouad his hq iii contained
two gnd half per cent Of arsenic, srseniie
Of potassium, and 81 per cent. Of alcohol.
and judging from the ansly.is the botti.
contained 1872 grains Of arsenic aud no
| whiskey at all He stated that after con-
| ciud,ng his examination he delivered the
bottle 10 Detective Mcfarland Of the
Pirkertnn agency
Mr. McPnarlsnd said: Afer he received
the bottle he delivered it 10 Prof. Hsioes
in Chicago. Ths latter took SONS Of Its
contents, and he rsseslsd it and brought IL
| before the grand jury There the seal
wss broken because some OF the me- mbefs
desired to smsli and .aste its contents.
Again he took il to Chicago where it wss
again examined by DIR. Halnes II d ressaled.
The bottle wss introduced - evdsI c.,
| passed among the jurors and hsyeIs.
~ arly alI Of whom sms He'd OF IL and put 4
lisis on their f1se's and rubbed 1t on their
tor les to determine whether 1t was whis-
KEY.
Prof. Walker S Hsines Vas called 10
the stand and testified: II June last Mr.
mcPhsrlsnd gave him = fl lid for snsiysi,.
He identfied the fatal bottle IS the bottle
from which the fluid was poured. He made
tn eansIy els by four tests and his result
was the same as DR., Sewel's
Pref Hesdon. who made an examination
Of the viscera ard other organs Of the dead
woman, testified TO fioding arsenic in SUI
feient quantities to c,u,e death. At the
close of the direct exsmination the court
adj oufned until tomorrow.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


Sunol arrived At Robert E9nners stables,
Na- York. rhuradsy mofning.
The wholesale drug firm Of Kenns h
Campbell & Co., MlbIesl, hiss ssops nded.
Direct liabilities are 81 coo; I.d;;ect.
$50 .060.
The Australian itf1sr "a, similar to Ia
grppe, ms. made its sps esrsncs IN Cslifor-
mia l O4slani and other to- Nns hu u'dreds
sre sfiiCted.
Farmers In Indiana are preparing TO
demahd Of the mex, l. gi'ls,u that ihe ls-
be enacted reducing the stss- rate Of raj
road fare TO t.o ceots per m IL.
A freisn. trsin Jumped the ,rses at
Marqu tie. Mich wsi e.dsy. smAshsd
into tso houses and bare , escaped killing
eli Of both families The buses AID cara
were destrsye ed By FIRE
The so1,h Carolina House Of Rspre,en-
lives, Wednesday, By . vote Of 45 t. 81
passed = biil 20 require the falir6sd c9n
papies operating H. THE state TO furnish
separate and equal aacommoSsi,rs fer
.hiss and coiorsd pssse1sers.
John Lydon. brakeman on the specisl
fre sh; Oh tie Grand Trunk RsiIsay. "a.
cru,ned between the ouFess Of tvo frsizh,
cars Thursday morning, as Gprham. N a..
/ ard di 4 Ia Eve minutes He belonged 10
| GoYhsm and hai been married bat tso
| weeks.
! George Lspdik, 4 vildeysd, sh,ssv-
[ hsired isdivi5asl, vas srrts Sod 81 y :
YORK Wednesday on co,apl.ios Of J-eos
Beck, yh1 declared Lspdk ssd casred
Lin sne four other msn 800 each &c
Z bIov up the backing efti,s II E4sin San
dsfs, No 212 Brosdvsy. N.ns pouaas q
/ dynamite Va feuad In Lsshia's = possession.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Norwegian mail steamer Frithiof
has bee wrecked eff Csughsssnd. Nor
way.
An explosion Thursday occurred in the
Frelsing- II fnung pit AZ Hsnnsdorf In
riissis. KING twenty miners aud severely
wounding number % others.
The aiustion At RIO Janeiro 10 critical.
Armed men patrol the spesn ard disqaiet
IL on every band. Adsicss from Campos,
a city in IN, province of RIO Jsnsiro. l55
m iss northeast Of .h,t city ,tats that there
hiss been an open revolt assins' the Pioxstto
government
AID lph A bert. q prominent banker OF
G.rlIiz, 80 P,ussian Siiesis, has abscondsd.
IL 10 estinatsd he has embezzted over $500
900 .rd 10 believed he is on bis say 70
.ns Uni,ed states Herr Marco. . brother
| Of Aibrrt, ba, been arrested on saspecion
Of bsing implicated in the smb zzismsnt.
The Prrnob Senate Wednssdsy, By .
vote of 2iI TO 81 adopted an order piedging
the government to sy.ii itseli Of rts rishts
TO compel tbs clergy 10 respect the republic
| and TO submit 20 its laws. This sep 10 the
outcome Of the recent sesioo Of he arch
bsn0p Of Az toward the ministsf Of public
| -oTshp
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THE TROUBLESOME CHINESE.
Railroads Must be Careful How They
Transport Them into United States.

wAsHrsGroS, Dec. i0.--The general
passenger sgsnis of the Grand Trunk and
Canadian Pacific Rxilssys have been IN
correspondence with the treasury depart
ment in regsrd to the liability Of those
roads In the transportation of Chinese seek
ing sdmis sion into the U lifted States. Ii
nss been suggested to these railway fHcisls
hat their Companies violate the law when
they convey into the United States Chinese
not law fully entitled to enter our territory
The collector Of cus'oms at Burliogtor, 4,
VI, having requested Instructions on Il
suit is CT, Aching Secretary Spauldins rs'
an.d. saying that the act approved July D,
1884, provides that any person who shall
Anowir gly bring into or cause to be brought
nr shall aid or abet the bringing into the
l7nited States Of Chinese not lawfully en-
itled to enter the United States, shall b.
deemed gully of = mi sdemeanor, snd sha
conviction be fn, not exceeding $1,000
u imprisoned not exceeding year.
Spauidine holds that all persons con.
cerned in the unlawful importation oi
Chinese by railroad. or other means. are
clearly amenable TO the papasties above
prescribed. He orders the collector to
report to the district attorney, for tfh ia
,ction, any instance where Chinese hsvt
been brought by rail into his distric; who
are not furnished With the cernfcste'
re quired by law, together -i.h the nsrne'
Il r.it-ay officials responsible for suct
transportation. He rays the necessary
inspection Of persons and papers must b
made on ,rsias st the border in such I
usnner - not to interfere unnecessarily
18th he railway schedules.
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ATTORyEY.GENERAL MILLER
Makes His Annual Report-The Proceed
ings in the Itata Case,

WASHINGTON, Dec. I0.--Ths annual re-
port Of Attorney G General Miller WAS sub
mitted to Congress today. Is rsviess ihe
b lsiness of the United S s.es Sup rior Cours
and devotes 8 chapter to the ciroul, court OF
sppeal.. which, he Gays, is ready for busi-
ness ,It 10 necessary, he says, that some
provision be made for the care Of the business
OF the goverument in the circuit court OF
appeals. The Law, ss it stands. su .boIizes
Q ID rs q iires no one to sppssr fsr the gov
eminent 10 such coeft He suggests at
each district atterney be required to f1llov
and care for cases, from his district in the
curt Of sppesis.
No provi.ion is made in the lsw for the
appointment of deputy clerks There
seems to be no reason why the authority 70
APPOINT deputies should not be granted -
in the old ci,cui, court. 10 regard 70 the
bnsi1ess of claims the Attorney General
SAYS: ''In 10 years the business Of the
cour. has iaersased nearly tvsny fold,
-hils the force Of fhe Dep,itmen; Of
Justice, available for the care of such busi-
ns.s. is prscucsily tha came a. in 1880,
| I, /. clear that il most Of the business n
thi. caurtsis net TO -sis years for s,seusi0n.
come provision NUT bs made for an IT,
crease in the working capacity OF The
court
The at.orns y general says il 10 nsce.ssry
that acme provision be made for the repre-
/ ssn.at,ons Of he interests Of the govern.
| ment before the board Of appraisers In Gus.
/ tens ca.ss appealed from the c3llecsor 70
the board Of appraisers. He invites ster -
/ tion to the special repors oa Indisu dspre-
dation clsim., which shoss important as-
sistance ia the conduct Of that business.
They aggregate sa0, ,osl 75f r. poiats
cut the oitfcult es IL the Chinese exclusion
sc,, and reeommsnds that the iav be made
unsmbizueu..
Hsu'sss that in U,.h he United States
rules Of evidence sneud b. universally
aecs psst, ~ row tie serYifofial rules Of
| evidence In regard so husband and wife are
espscislIy % framed - TO ALLOW those guilty
70 escape. The sstorasy general fesis-.
the legal proceedings in the case of The
| Chiiisn steamer Its'a, au6 sums np:
sUpln the trial Of this ihdietmens. il wa
| held By the U1ised States drss, because
( tie enfeYprise vas Legitimate numerical
Transaction: .scsrd, because the ConGiss'
siorsi party of Chill. not having at the tina
recsives recognition from the sovsfnnsni
| Of tse Ugised States sishsr - sovsrn
msnt de fEre o, bell gefens. the scss cons
By tie representative OF ard In tns iutersst.
| Of ttas party. IN TIE way Of hossiiitie!
assinss ihs 6hilisn government, vsre 90
Ia vioIssion Of ary scssate Of the USisec
! Safes
I'm short 1t 10 oliy in the interest Of I
Government rsco n zed As such de j1fe. o.
% bell ge-ent, that the neutrality statute o.
the Uaisse se~:es ean b. violated Expert
ence shows that Il 10 by unfecogn zsd insur
gsnts AEG resoiusouisss, having everything
to gain. bus little TO lose and ofter, there
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STILL SUCCESSFUL
Il the Grand Musical Festival Now Going
on at Waterville.

Especial to the kEssEsEc JoURHAL.l
The rehearsal was held ~ usual this
forenoon. and very profitable. Ia tbs
afternoon toe first matinee was given,
which ~ss largely attended. Mrs. Jsnsis
Brown Flood. contralto, Miss Moliis Bush,
~nissiiag soIoi,t: Miss Eiiih Williams,
violin solist; Mr.. Francois Deny, fass
St l3,si, Mr.. Bartlett and Mr.. Ray mond.
tenors, Mrs Shepard n Eiano soioi't,
were ali most enthusias,icaliy re-
cs.ved, and the grand chorus.
ronighs the hail presenter an inspiring
scene, the seats hiisd. . grand chorus on
tas stage sad eminent soloists from
soroAd upon The programme. Eacores
were 10 order and ,he performers were
very gracious In their responses. Mrs
Allen, Mss Ksuia, Mr.. Brine and Mr..
Bsrtistt Of Boston; Mr.. Given Of Lewis
ton and Mr.. Hall Of Watefviile, all most
ably supported by that most popular
.ceompsnist Miss Shepherd. who also was
heard In a magnificent solo, made one OF
he most brilliant programmes ever render
ed In this city. All Inc artists will appear
again tom Jrrow both afternoon and even
ing EverJ body is enthusiastic over the
success Of the festival.
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SENATOR EvART'S son DEAD.
Found Dead in His Bed at His Home
In Vermont.

WINDSOR, VI. Dec. l0.-Charles B
son of seostor Evarts, died st his home in
this villsse this morning. He did no
come down to breakfast Al the usual hour
and the servant vent to the room and
found him lyirg upon his face in bed lie
was dead, and as th- body was coid it was
thought that he bad been dead several
hours For sssersl years he had been sub
jact to epiieptic 6,s. ard it is supposed thai
mis- death WAS due 10 that cause For many
years he hsd supervision OF his father:
large landed property in this vicinity. bu'
Ct late had lsid aside most Of his busines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-11
Mills May Get Better Plum After All.

CHICAGO. De 10-A Triouse special
from Galveston. Tsxs. states thss the
defeat of Roger Q MuIs for the Speaker
ship has given = ~iie.prssd suppo' I
to the efforts Of bis admirers to eiet
hm to he United States Senate. Gov
ernor Hcsg has stated ,has an ezra
session Of be Lssis lAturs viii be called ii
March or April The election Of . sue
csssor to Joon NJ. Began will be one Of the
daaes Of that body. Sersior Chiffon holds
his appointment from tie Governor, and
although Q candidate for election BY The
legislature, the friends Of Mis- sfe cosf-
dent Of elecsing the tar 4 reform champion.