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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

A ALLh- Dewft.s COACH Lane; Round Trp.- .Ho.
l. Arlington. SOLDIER Home, CHAIN and CABIN JohI
BRIDGES. 10 m, m. so: 10 sc Zoo Para and
Legation buildings. D. &c. Navy lsrd BARRACKS
and Departments, with guide, Toe.
No visit complete without ride our great q ! in-
hand Tally No. Leaves 5l3 18th u. W. .eI-tr
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TIE CRAWFORD SHOE fits we'll

HURRY To FLANAaAS's
And get one Of those gentlemen's diamond
scarf pins-S2 .25-Tresday or Wedne sday. 53l
9Th ST. NV.
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THANKSGIVING is coming. For cooking try
our brandies and sherrieF. Pure-always re-
liable. To-kALoS WE'VE Co.,
GA l4th st
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SAID PROMINENT PHYsrcIAS: II feed your
port to my feeble old mother as you would
milk 20 q child. To-kALoS VINE Co..
GA 18th ut. D
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TcNoRRow AT 40 Pm

That valuable property on L street near New
Hampshire avenue will be sold, being four va
can't lots, each l755Sx100. Wilcox 4 Fleming
trustees. Latimer 4 Sloan, auctioneers. Adrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

The PUBLIC and the many friends of Mr.
John L. Moylan, proprietor of the Owen House
Cafe. will be glad to know that this popular re-
sort will be run this season. formerly, supplied
with the choicest delicacies the market affords
The District Commissioners have granted per-
mission to MIR. Moylan to keep his down stairs
cafe open Sundays as well as week days-Adrt.
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$50, 80. $3.50. 81 and $50 children's suits
and oyercoats all 60 at IS for this week at
EisEMAS Bros It'll and E.
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THAT OLD BURGUNDY of yours three times
daily after eating cured me of chronic dyspep-
STA, said q well-kaown society woman.
To-kALoS WISE Co.,
GA 18th at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

OUR SASS sale of mems suits and overcoats
has been continued for few DAYS longer. II
you have not been here yet you had better
come within the next day or two.
EIsEMAS & BRos., 7th and E.
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HEApAcHE from the wind or any cause cured
by 'Bromodine." DruggistA Is esnts.-AduG
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soaxEA pianos. Hueo woRcH 4 Co., Agents,
925 18th St
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READ by Pittsburg lamps, new styles. MUD
OMAN GA 18th ct. 81.
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WINTER RESORTS.

ELEGANT. HoMELIKE
HOTEL ALTAMONT
EUTAw PLACE. BALTIMORE
Highest and healthiest point. hAndsomeet boule-
ward charming spot to spend the winter: southern
climate. with advantages Of large city, heAlthIest
mode of steam heating in world q novel feature
paror top Of house. overlooking the city Of Bait
more and Chesapeake bay.
Send tor descriptive lamphlet.
nol9-lm e. WARNER sTORK. Prop.
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CARnAnr Il LE1pY.
s2S eth and 1O6 K ct. NV,

LADIES' AND MISSES COATS.
We are showing line from a.. 40 to $25 plain and
fur trimmed. well made. perfect fitting We quote as
special;
A Rough Diagonal Refer. with hard buttons. At
&4.50
Rough Diagonal ofbetter quality. with fine Gro.
chet ornaments. only $3.50
Avest-iront Rough Diagonal. astrachan trimmed,
only SO SO.
Fine Cancels Hair Diagonal. trimmed with rss,
astrachan, for only sl5.
OUR SPECIAL LEADER
Very Fine Cancels Hair Diagonal. satin lined
trimmed either with real astrachan or Black marteu
only SIS.
HINTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We are showing the cheapest line of Dolls ever
offered.
We have Child's Baby Carriage. complete for soe
ures at very low prices.
cARHAEr kLEIDY.
noel sos7th and 7o6 K ss. nv.
FEATHER BoAs. FEATHER Bo.s,
In order to make room for our extensive stock Of
Fine Holiday Goods offer our entire sssortmans of
FEATHER BoAs
At . discount Of 20 psr cent for ten days only.
Mrs. n. J. HUNT,
no2O 1900 r 1t. NV.
REersrERED TRADE MAax.
BERKELEY
PURE RYE WHISKY.
JAMES THARP.
sls = ct. nv.
sAFailon. u quart. and soc. Per pias. ocsln
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The CRAWFORD SHOE feels well

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass ave. n. W. are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 49,
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GREAT mark-down sale of children suits and
overcoats this week at J.Frt &C. .''
EIsEMAN Bios. It'll and E.
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PROPOSALS.

and disposal Of sarbaee, onal and dead animals
SossmSe. 70 Proposals viii = rsesiss
G a ffn s 5Tkm q S
Of all garhsxe refuse animal and vegetable and
and other place. in the cities OF wsshnsacn snd
Georss.own and their immed,.te and more denssly
collection and removal Of all dead animals from said
snS e anr aH Df aIs s limit, %
the District Of Columbia, the destruction by nci-
period Of Sr Years from July is subject aSr sS
appropriations by Conxress Separate bids will Be
tlons Blank forms Of proposals and specicatons to
gsther With all Necessary ntormstion can IL obtained
District of Columbia uIon Application thereto. and
SSSSL5sS !. W RSss. w u r. f. k ~ Com
~ Dis,ric, Of coIninlaa Wsshinston. Sovember Is.
lS9t-Proposals for the temporary collection sud
ton saInesesie proposals viii De received AZ
the office OF the S9mmissonsrs o. the District Of Co
DAY. NOVEMBER TWI MT FIFTH issi. Tor the the
s0a and removal o. al sr6aIe refuse ana
mails from the cities OF Washington and oeorgetoNn
transportation Of same to WAGE or plsces TO ts
designated by the health officer. by daily sery-
1881. disoontinnance Of such service to be Al the
will OF tue Commissioners or the contractor
BE required 70 furnish iwo-horse teams. equipped
EIGHT tlHft barrels well covered be Kept
cleaniy condition and at all times
odors. two men 10 accompany each wagon; the num-
Der OF wagons to be desivuated by health
and the work to lie performed under his direction
he dead animals to lie removed daily uncncing sun
days. IN close covered wagons and freely
used BIDS VIII lie Received in whole part Cor
performances OF this service Blank forns Of proposals
the health office OF the District Of ColuInsJa J. "
DOUGLASS. j. W. Ross. WILLIAM r. ROssFII,
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia. no.O-it
PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE.-OFFICE OF
y BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-,
No l4J East Capitol ST.. Washington. D. G., Noyem-
Der Is, ls9L-Sealed proposals for furnishing and
nne grain. required tor the platform stones OF the
baconies of the pavIlions of the building for the
library OF Congress- in this eaty, Viii be received at
this once until TWO O'CLOCK p NJ ON THURS
DAY. The TENTH DAY Oh DECEMBER, 1891,
and opened immediately thereafter In presence of
bidders specifications. general Instructions and
ditions and blank forms Of proposal may be obtained
on application at this once. BERNARD r. GREEN.
superintendent and Engineer. nols. 20. 23 .ds.9
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District of Columbia, Washington. November L.
lsSlISeaed proposals will he received al this office
until TWELVE M. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
iwENTY-FIFTH. ls9l. for furnishing 800 signs for
house numbers and 100 Tor street signs less
the signs to be OF tin with japanned aud painted
back. The numbers. names and margins will
De Of gold leaf. The proposals will he per 100
skins EACH per 100 numbers and per 100 letters
sample to be the Office OF the inspector build
right Is reserved 20 reject any or ali bids. j. W.
mssioners DC nols-0t
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"NiBLErsi" sc. Druggists.

.'MASIToU,"
The leading mineral water and ginger cham
pagne In the world CHARLES kEAEMER.
telephone sos. 13I Tth ST /. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

TuASKsGIvING DAY is an American product
So is the turkey, so are To-kalon wines.
6li lith at
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FoR artistic colorinss and effects in wall paper
60 TO L. W. Henderson, 5. us st NV.
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They Closed Their Work 1t the Y. IL G.
Gymnasium Yesterday.

They Closed Their Work at the Y. IL G. a.
Gymnasium Yesterday.
Long before the hour announced for the
opening Of the mems meeting at the Y. II. C.
A. yesterday men began filing up Gymnasium
Hall The choir sang several selections while
young men crowded in, filing every chair, Of
which many extra ones had been provided. and
by 4:30 all the available standing room was oc-
cupied- By actual count yesterday 52s men
were inside the doorway eager to hear Messrs
Pierson and Goldsbury, the Princeton stu
dents. Mr.. Goidsbury read the Scriptures
making short talk He also sang very i'm
pressivc solo Just before MI. Pierson began
speaking.
As announced in the columns Of TEE STAR
saturday the Princeton students topic was
Five Unreasonable Men," He read from
Luke, the I4th chapter, the parable Of the
great supper, where the men invited to
today men make the same unreasonatl e cx-
cuses when the invitation to come to the great
feast OF good things is given them He then
considered the five most frequent ex-
cuses, viz: 1. ''Others have tried to be
Christians and have made o failure;' 2.
when ] am better 1 will start. /
don't believe In these sudden conversions"
saved God will save me. II am predestinafed
to eternal life God viii bring it bout some way
4. God is too good to punish me forever, we
VIII all be saved some way" and 5, Il will some
time, but not now" and forcibly replied to
each. both by argument and illustration.
This last meeting WAS the GROWING Of week
OF splendid work In all $50 men signed cards
slgniying their purpose to lead hsnceforth
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aye.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

ATTEND our great SASS sale Of mems suits
and overcoats-
EIsEMaS Bros, eth and E.
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FoR WAsHISGToN DRESS BEEF
Go to JouS r. NELLY. Center Market, 3tn st. wins
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Georgetowns.

Substitutes for Columbus BUR-
roughs. Church, Talmadge and Burritt. For
Georgetowns-Thomas. Gately. Sullivan, Reyes
and Hennon.
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HEAr by Muddimans gas stoves, latest de-
signs, GA 18th st.
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M KETs KEMETHY's aALLERy, iloe AND IN
ssetssa- lans sna,s i S rssap~ Ass ps,c.st A.
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800 More Of Those Extra Fine 81 &c
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets seilins
30 rapidly at Sl.49 at G. AuERBAcH's. 9TH and II
Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns
oc30eo-lm
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The Golden Cross.

The visitations by the Grand Commandery Of
the Golden Cross this week are. National,
at Harris Hall, corner 7th and D streets
northwest. Monday; Columbia, at corner Of
Sth and ! streets northeast, Tuesday; Meri-
dian, at society's temple, corner 5th and
G streets northwest, Friday; Capital, at Golden
Cross Hall, 3l6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

Carving Knives and Fancy Cutlery 4
Gases, Guns for sale and hire
1T WaIFokD All Pa ave
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VICTOR e. ADLER,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
DIT AND 8g 1TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL PM
no17-tr
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"Florida Cough Drops:'' &c. Druggists
no4-eolm
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'Rockbridge Rye, I" finest made, q per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle LYScH's, aoi 9Th 81 NV.
sl-n&f,r
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short Breath. Palpitation. Pain in Chest
Weak or Faint Spells. &C.. cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure Sold at
Str MERITS DRua STORE lOl4 ST.
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C. Wilmer a. Co., 1915 Pa. Ave.
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa, zoe.
Fps Cocoa. 20c.
Eagle Mix. 6 cans, 81.
Granulated Sugar. 6 pounds. Csc.
Fine French Peas can, l5c no2i- 2,
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s. Heller, 72O 7th st. NV, makes /,
speciality IN Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut
ing and Shampooing no2l-5ts
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastims
Whee..- d Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrspturea
Office 4S7 9Th street northwest dll-tr
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Public speakers, singers and lawyer.
highly recommend Dr.. Bulls Congh
Syrup Csc.
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Have You Seen rrr....

IL not drop in tomorrow OF Welnessar M,
LOOK AZ those l4-karat Solid Gold Geutlemen'
scarf Pins with diamond settings: e. Is each
Next 70 corner of y. 5Sl eth st. nv. N
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l Have a large stock of Heating and Cook
ing Stoves At low prices. Latrobes and furnaces
repaired Call and see.
no20-lm GEO. L. GARTREIr SIS 9TH at NV
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
An Easter Lily.
BY A. w. HAWKS.
From the Baltimorean.1 I

ltrom the Baltimorean.I
A seed fell into the ground; and
from the seed there grew lily: tall,
fair and pure as an angel by the throne
of God, the lily stood erect in q crys-
tai vase.
Andits golden tongue praised God.
The florist said: alt is the queen
of my Easter gathering"
The poet came to buy flower for
the woman he loved.
He saw the lily aud said: "She is
as fair as that flower.''
And on Easter Sabbath morning
the lily rose and. fell upon her breast.
In the great congregation when the
waves of glorious music touched the
lily it quivered and thrilled as the
heart beneath it pulsed to the glad
voices.
Out beneath the golden stars the
poet stopped to kiss the lips he loved
and the lily broken and bruised fell
to the ground. And creeping to her
cellar a beggar girl, cold, tired, hun
CRY, with pain of body, mind and
soul saw, the fair lily glistening in the
AOAS RAStASN ~ eASA
looking into its depths she saw a pic
ture of her childhood's home.
Into her hardened eyes came tears
and each tear held face, the mother
face, the father face, faces of loved
ones long dead. And out of her
heart she said to the lily:
"Oh! lily thou art so fair, so pure,
I knew you long ago in my country
home; have you a message, for a sin
ner like me?"
And the golden-tongued lily seemed
to sing to her:
Oh! weary one, the Christ of the
lilies, is your Christ. 1 sing to you
of rest and peace at home."
And kissing the lily, the beggar
slept in rags upon the cellar floor and
dreamed of home. In the morning
they found there broken, faded lily.
In the morning they found there a
dead girl. With a smile upon her
face; her dust fell into the earth
And from the earth an angel Joined
the lily bearing host of God.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-21
PoETlcAL.
In Memory OF Rev. ]. w. Ewar
LFrom the Episeopal MethodIst.1
By N. R.

EFrom the Episcopal MethodlstI
Rest where thou lest in thy lonely sleep
The sickness, broken hope, the midnight
gloom
Are hiding with thee in the peacefultomb.
Round thee the hoary mountains watches
keeps
For thou did'stlove them. o'erthoir solitude,
OF breathing pines, of oaks and lehened
Thy voice sent forth the tdings OF the
The sweet and holy altara of the woods.
Sleep genhyl Through her wastes of golden
The lark shall warble DER thy lowly head,
The stars shall come, their softest dews tc
shed
And'tender hands shall scatter roses there.
Thou art not here Ere fell the covering clod;
Tho spirit free sprang forth on rapturous
wings
Far up the ,Inanities' deep, tidal springs,
TIL trembIingly it touched the heart of God.
o living one, for aye thy song doth swell
With praises of the Hosts aud seraphlutcs,
With clarions glorious aud golden flutes
The chorals of the King All Bcautifuli
Or from some height shining, yet softly clear,
While brooding Memory DER the heart doth
move,
Thou lookest down with deeper, tenderer
love
Upon thine own who love and sorrow here.
Front Royal, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-21

The Gerardstown Times, says:
Mrs. Jane Gold, who died March 4th,
1891, at the advanced age of nearly
8S years, and the oldest person in
this neighborhood, in where she was
born and her long life was passed
She was daughter of the late Sam
uel McKown, and is the last member,
except one, of that large and well
known family. Her naturally lively
and cheerful disposition enabled her
to trip lightly over her share of the
troubles incident to our earthly life /;
while her quick wit and quaint hum
or, inherited from her Irish ancestry,
of which she was justly proud, made
her especially interesting in the So
cial circle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-21
Medical Value Of Wines.

IA general rule the use of wine is not NO
cessary for young persons In good health,
breathing country air and not exposed 70 over
cnlation becomes languid, natural red wine
used in moderation; becomes an essential aTti-
Gle and in many cases absolutely necessary,
And even in the Eastern States the physIcfan
meets large numbers Of town people, especially
women, who cannot digest the food and drinks
suited TO outdoor laboribg people. In such
cases they resort to tho beverage Of tea which
gives rise 70 distresaiDg dyspepsia. The vines
prodnced in New Jersey, especially the Bur-
gundy and the Port Grape Wine from Alfred
reliable and the most Bonght after by pbySi-
clans and those who have Travelled abroad aud
know what wines are.
ALFRED SPEgR, PaSsaie, N j.,
DEAR STIR have used your Soeialite CIa-
ret and your Port Wine in my practices With
great satisfaction. Very truly yonra
WIZ 4. CHILDS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-21
Legislative Work.
NeD Las0s Enacted by the Last Legis-
lature.
ELECTION LAW.

The ballot is secret one. The commits
sioners are appointed in the usual way, none
of whom are eligible If they have anything of
value, bet or wager on the result OF the cleo
tion or who are Candidates 10 be voted for at
such election. No person who has under his
employ 10 or more persons, can act as COM
missioner, and any commissioner or clerk who
shall reveal, or tell how any man votes on any
measure or for any candidate shall, upon con-
viction be confined'in the penitentiary not less
than nor more than 10 years.
The ballot is an official one and must be
printed, or had printed bJ the proper commits
sioners.
The nominee of any party must fllc certif-
cate. signed by the chairman of the party
stating that he Is nominee of convention
held by that party.
Or II no convention is held any person who
desires to be q candidate must have certti-
cate signed by at least per cent. of the yo-
be, stating that he Is candidate. before his
name will be printed on the official ballot. But
blank space Is left on the official ballot 30 that
any person may vote for any independent cau-
Ballots are not distributed broadcast, but
are held by the commissioners and no voter Is
allowed 10 take ticket from the polls or pres-
enee of the commissioners But specimen bal
lots printed on colored paper are posted in a
conpicuous place at the polls. Cards of in
struction to voters shall likewise be printed
and posted.
now JURIEs SHALL BE CHOSEN.
There shall be two jury commissioners in
each comfy for the circuit court and two for
the criminal court, to be appointed by the
court or judge 10 vacation. They shall be OF
opposite politics and each a well-known mem
ber of his political party. The first two shall
be appointed one for two years, the other for
four, and thereafter. alternately for the full
term of four years. These commissioners shall
at the levy term of the county court,
annually and whenever required by the couri
which appointed them, without reference to
party affiliations, prepare list of suclI inhab-
itants of the county, net exempted from jury
duty, as they think well qualified to EerYe as
jurors. which list shall inclnde at least twenty
persons for every thousand inhabitants Of tbs
county. and in no case shall the list be less
than 100. But the name of no person shall be
put on such list If he has requested one or both
of the commissioners, by himself or another
person, TO have his name placed on sueh list-
The names of the list are also pnt on separate
ballots which are folded so as TO conceal 5oe
name and then placed in box, from which
they are drawn by the commissioners as need;
ed. Special juTies may be allowed IN slyn lt
cases. If go, the CLERK In the presence OF Ile
team 3f tbese are coseu by lot and the attor
neys take Of four making the NUMBER tWeiYe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-21
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 81, 1891.
Various items.

West Virginia has coal in 5 of the
"a counties in the State.
When you go to buy Hoods sarsaparilla b,
sure to getit. Don't be put off with an in
The Masons of Salem, Va, viii
erect temple to cost $40, 900.
Bids have been opened for remoy,
ing the islands in the Delaware oppo'
site Philadelphia.
Edwin Booth, the greatest living
actor OF the English speaking people,
has retired from the stage.
The cencus of California shows that
the proportion of Chinese is one in
seventeen of the population.
July / the government will pay
bounties of 2 cents per pound upon
sugars grown in this country.
Gen. L. L. Lomax, president of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Blacksburg, has resigned.
Thecontract has been awarded for
the construction of a railroad from
Fincastle to a point on the Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad.
Governor Tillman, of South Caro-
lima, who was nominated ard elected
by the Alliance Democrats, is out
spoken against the sub-treasury
scheme.
A simple remedy for neuralgia is
to apply grated horse radish, prepared
the same as for table use, to the tenn
pie when the face or head is affected,
or to the wrist when the pain is in the
arm or shoulder.
Anew glass company has been or
ganized in Hagerstown. The capital
stock of the company is $50, ,O00.-
They will in all probability rebuild
on the site of the glass factory re-
Gently burned down.
The census of Shendun, Rocking
ham county, Va, has just been taken
and shows a population of 709, of
which 430 are males and 279 females.
This is an increase of 100 per cent,
in about five months.
Dry furnace heat, productive of
throat and lung diseases, may be
moistened by hanging wet towel in
front of tile register, the lower edge
of the towel being allowed to dip in
a shallow vessel of water.
Sixty-eight Democratic members of
the New Hampshire Legislature re-
sponded when asked to name the best
man to head the Democratic ticket in
1892. Sixty-three of the number
named Grover Cleveland, one William
G. Whitney, and two Harry Bingham.
Mr.. John Osborn, an attorney at
Union, w. Va, writes to the Balti-
more Sun that the dispatch sent out
from Charleston to the effect that
there was great destitution in Monroe
county is untrue. Mr.. Osborn says !:
Monroe county is as free from des-
aud suffering as any place in
the State. There is an abundance Of
all farm products except fruits, and
these are supplied from outside
The postoftice department has
adopted the new designs for the two
sizes of postal cards. There are two
sizes, one larger than the present pos
tai card and one smaller. The large
one is manila and the printing on the
address side, including a vignette of
Gen. Grant in the upper right hand
corner, is brown, while the small one,
which is white and is intended erpe-
cially for the ladies, has almost the
same design on its address side print
ed in blue.