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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-07-30
Republicans in the Field.

Hon. JOHN G. WATSON, chairman of
the Nebraska republican state central
committee, is receiving many letters of
inquiry from all parts of the state in re-
gard to whether or not the committee
will recommend the election of govern
or this fall. Mr.. Watson has the legal
opinion Of many prominent lawyers
throughout the state and their ideas are
so varied that the question has been
submitted to the attorney general of
the state who will give his opinion in q
few days. SAT first" said Mr.. Watson,
81 was of the opinion that John M.
Thayer could legally hold over, but since
carefully reading up on the law and
counselling with the leading lawyers I
am satisfied that it will be perfectly
proper to go ahead and elect o govern
or this fall" Mr.. Watson said he would
soon call meeting of the state commit
tee and then the matter could be thor
oughly discussed as to whether or not
the Office of governor should be inserted
In the call.
Lightning's Fearful Work at Harrington.
DURING heavy thunder shower at
Harrington, Neb., the farm residence of
Jerry Corson, about ten miles south
west of the city, was struck by light
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Corson and little
child, all occupying one bed, were Sc
verely stunned by the shock. There
were no other inmates of the house at
the time and the entire family remained
unconscious for several hours. Mr.. Cor
son was the first to recover, and shortly
after the baby revived. Mrs. Corson re-
ceived very heavy shock and 1t was
not until after several hours labor that
she was restored. The hair on one side
of her head was burned away and the
flesh on the same side of her body was
severely scorched. Her recovery is
doubtful.
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AFFAIRS IN PORTUGAL CRITICAL.
Arrears TO the Troops Paid by the King
spain the Alert.


spain ON the Alert.
LISBON, May 19.-An outbreak has been
barely averted by the payment Of arrears to
the troops Of the garrison, who have been
showing signs o: discomfort and incipieut
mutiny. King Charles himself advanced
money for the payment Of the palace guards
and employees out of his own private purse.
and Queen Amelia did the same for the females
Of the royal household.
Considerable excitement caused in Lis
bon last evening by a report that the king and
queen had started incognito for Madrid. For
q time there was much hurrying 20 and fro IN
the streets and groups gathered in a menacing
manner in the Praca do Commerce. and the
public promenade. The speedy and authorize
tive denial Of the report prevented mischief.
There is no concealment OF the fact that the
army would be with the people in the event Of
trouble. The operatives in the cotton and
wooden factories have been showing much IN
easiness for several days past and the police
not on the streets are kept in reserve for any
thing that might occur.
A Madrid dispatch says that a large body Of
Spanish troops is being msssed at Badsjos,
near the Portuguese frontier, and that Span
ish squadron is cruising along the coast. The
spanish government makes no secret Of its in
tention to intervene should q republic be d.
olared in Portugal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
. FREE EXCURSION
FREDERICK CITY, MD.

I'll NIL,
MONDAY. MAY 25. 1891.
The Frederick City Manufacturing and De-
velopn1ent Company, with u capital of one mil
lion dollars (S1 200. 000) invites you to attend
their FIRST GREAT SALE OF $40 LOTS, to
be held on MONDAY. MAY 25. 1891.
FREDERICK is too well known to need any
extended mention. 1t il the county seat Of
FREDERICK COUNTY and lies in the center
OF one of the largest wheat and corn producing
countries in the older states The last govern.
ment statistics record this county as the THIRD
COUNTY IN AGRICULTURAL WEALTH IN
THE UNITED STATES.
1t is connected by rail with all sections Of the
IL of BALTIMORE and i Of WASHINGTON.
an abundant supply Of pure mountain water.
Ii has population Of about 10, 900 who have
heretofore been chiefly interested in the product
oi tbe SOIL, but various manufacturing indus
tries are now in active and profitable operation.
Whose total capital aggregates over 90. 0OO,-
600. Others are projected. and the probable
speedy construction of several new lines Of
Hallway. by one of which FREDERICK will
Re pn@ brought within one hour of WASHING
with the southwest. requires an enlargement
OF its territorial limits and opens an inviting
held FOR energy and enterprise.
During the past six months over half a mil
lion OF dollars have been invested in mauufac-
cits only sis os vi bssp
ateIy adjacent to the City on the northWsst.
people an opportunity TO invest in something
soLid safe and legitimate; no wildcat booms.
signed and where free scResas can ii he sd Wed
nssday morning next. the 10th instant.
special train OF six elegant passenger coaches
turning, leave Fredsrics a, 5 p. m. +; arriving
A'8 %HsGis sSsTt Si9 DSRaNRRNHowER.
mylo0 Cor. 18th and g SITS. NV.
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FOUND IN A SAILORS BAG.
The Corpse Of . Fifteen-Ycar-Old Boy Float
ing I'm the Liverpool Docks.

LONDON, May ia sailors bag. newly
painted black, decorated with the British and
Norwegian ensigns, represented as flying from
crossed STATS ard bearing the initials ct AM"
and the name 'Girvan," was today found float
ing in the Handon dock at Liverpool. Upon
being taken out of the water and opened the
bag was found to contain the terribly mutilated
corpse of a boy apparently about fifteen years
Of age. His throat had been cut and both legs
had been removed below the knees, in order TO
make possible the packing Of the body in the
bag.
There was also found in the bag knife and
o saw, both being new and both having frag-
ments of flesh Rdhering TO their blades. A
careful examination of the condition Of the
body added to the appearance of the bag
well as Of the implements with which the crime
was committed shows the murder to have been
one Of very recent occurrence. The police au-
thorlties of Liverpool are as yet without clue
to the identity of the murderer or murderers.
most thorough search, however, has already
been instituted among the crews Of the ships
in the harbor, and the sailors lodging houses
are under close watch.
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PKRsoNAL.-Col. A. Y. Sharp of Tennessee,
Gov. jackson Of Maryland, Gen. Eppa Hunton
of Virginia. Hon. r. b F. Pierce of Indianapo-
lis, Mathew Arnold Of San Francisco and T.
Argirelles Of Mexico are at the Ebbitt-S l..
Andrews Of Omaha, Jas. l. Kelly of Chicago,
Capt. Atkinson of New York and II. Y. Cros-
beck Of Cincinnati are at Willard's.-Edward
ford, N. j., j. Haas of Chicago and E. w. Drew
of Buffalo are at the Randall-Henry Bate Of
Ottawa, H. B. Chamberlain of Denver, B. e.
Jenkins of Chicagoan j. G. De La Visque Of New
York are at the Arlington.-.yos. s. Nickel Of
Ohio, Frank r. Chambers of New York and II.
H. Ditson of Boston are at the Shoreham.-
Harry H. Grace of Philadelphia, J. G. Hager-
man of New Jersey and A. Lindsay Of New York
are at the Johnson.-John A. Muir of Fairfax
county, Va, and VIM, a. ROslanS OF fsOSaiyn
Mt Vernon, Ohio, and Richard Waich Of
ST. Louis are at the St. James-
Mr.. 7. Campbell Copeland Clay q the division
of the census bureau has written the story Of
the census for Appieton's Encyclopedia, &C
companied by map ingeniously constructed
to show the standing Of the several states at .
glance.--Col- Culstraw Of Richmond, after .
couple Of days visit to his mother in this city,
has returned home.-Recent arrivals from
Washington ct the Princess Anne, Virginia
Beach, Include the following: J. B. Cralle, Jos
B. Baily, Frank Bestorer, leaac Sharp and wife.
Gen. and Mr.. Tompkins, U.S.A-, Ars. A. g.
Ryan, Col G. A. Bartlett, W. J. Edbrooke, r.
w. Rease, Thos. L King and family and Deyeda
r. King.-C. H. Sheriff. of this city, who rep
resented Yale in the 100-yard match race with
Harvard on Saturday, spEained his leg twenty
i've yards from the start and was out for the
first time yesterday N. Miller Of Park
ersburg, I. Il. Han Of Chicago, Dr. j. A Bur
gees Of Toronto and b. o. ClAgett Of Leesburr
are ct the National-W. @. Hin and A W.
Fitspstxiek Of New York ere q he Metro
pohtau.
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The Physaeaa.s Regard Hsr Cass Mon
Hopefully.
Special Gable pispssch 70 Tn EvUus ezAn.
CASAaAvos, WALEs, Nay 1.-The phyaeiana
regard Mrs.. Duncan's condition more hope
fully today than they have yet done and ere Of
opinion that she may possibly recover. Be-
sides Mr.. Louis Duncan, Who has eablsd hsrs
from Warrington regarding the cass, another
brother i now on his way 10 England
LoNDoH, Nay l9.-Nalcolm Douglas, re
famous Wslsh criminal barrister, has been ~
tanned 70 defend Mr.. Duncan, the husband a
the injured woman. Mr.. Duncan viii prob-
ally 10 tx1sd dusing - 0eafh e July.
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A PAINTING FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.-The
Mexican papers report that Senior Hatal Pesado
is now in the City Of Mexico collecting mate
rial for grand historical picture which the
city OF Vera Cruz has commissioned him to
paint for the worlds Columbian exposition 1t
is proposed to represent one Of the most inter-
esting scenes in Mexican history, the act Of
Gen. Nicolas Bravo giving amnesty to 200 Span
ish soldiers instead of executing them in re-
prisal for the murder Of his illustrious father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

REWARD OF GALLANT CoNDUoT.-The Secre-
tsry of the Treasury has awarded silver life
saving medal to Corporal Curtis Harrison,
troop D, fifth U. S. cavalry, for gallant conduct
in rescuing Capt. w. s. Schuyler, fifth cavalry,
and Mrs. E. d. Thomas and Miss Nellie
Thomas from imminent danger of drowning
in the Red river, Tex, November %, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

NEW BANK.-The following application 70,
authority to organize a national bank has beer
fled with the controller: ''The National Bank
OF the Republic Of Chicago, ILL.,, by w. w. Bell,
Chicago, H., and his associates"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

CABINET MEErINe.-The cabinet meeting to
day was attended by all the members excep
Secretaries Blaine and Noble,
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ARMY ORDERs.-On the recommendation Of

ARMY ORDERs.-On the Recommendation of
the regimental commander the following trans
fers in the twenty-second infantry are made:
Capt. VIM. Conway from company to COM
pany K. Capt. John MICA Webster from
company X to company /. Capt. Crosby
P. Miller, assistant quartermaster, will pro-
coed from this city to Plattsburgh bar
racks, N. Y, on public business connected
with the quartermaster' department., and upon
the completion thereof will return to his proper
station. Leave of absence for six months to take
effect upon his being relieved from temporary
command of troop G, ninth cavalry, is granted
Capt. Walter L. Finley, ninth cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

A New SECRETARY OF LEaArIoN.-Mail ad.
vices from Valparaiso announce that Don Her.
man Vial Bello has been appointed secretary tc
the Gillian legation in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

The PRESIDENT has appointed Henry
Osborne to be collector Of customs at Whining
ton, Cal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

REVENUE APPoINTMENr.-The Secretary O
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ment in the internal revenue service: Geo W
Bardens, U. 8. storekeeper at Philadelphia, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

DESTROYED By FIRE.-The Treasury Depart
ment is informed that the public building an
bond ware house at Jacksonville, Fla were de
stroyed by fire this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NErrLEroN has gone
to New York on business connected with the
landing Of immigrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

POSTMASTER APPoINTED.-The President hs
appointed Edward C. Bennett postmaster a
Hartford, Conn.,, vice John C. Kinney, d.
ceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

MAIL SERVICE WITH ALAsKA.-The first Official
act Of the Postmaster General on his return to
the department from his western trip was to
authorize the establishment of a very complete
mail service with the territory of Alaska, which
been awarded today to the North American Com
mercial Company, San Francisco, which will put
on a line of steamers running as far west as Una
laska, touching at all the intermediate ports
Some idea Of the extent Of Alaska territory can
be formed from the fact that the distance from
Port Townsend to Unalaska is 2,4O0 miles and
from Sitka to Unalaska l, 800 miles This SER
vice will bring into contact with civilization a
vast extent Of country and people who have
heretofore been debarred from communication
with the United States except by means Of q
chance sailing vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-19

ASSISTANT SECRETARY WHARTON Of the De
partment of State has gone to Boston.
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E~AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE RARE ORIENTAL RUGS FOR THE
LEAST MoNEY.-we are in preparation to close our
PRINCIPAL STORE. 1Oss CONNECTICUT AVE.
NV. for the summer and therefore we are Offering
our CHOICE and IMMENSE STOCK of TURKISH
RUGS and CARPETS at bargains to avoid the trouble
of packing as much as possible Why should you not
take advantage Of this unprecedented occasioni *
anime stock and get the prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Among the new arrivals are 200 best Baedad Por-
there's. 500 Table Covers 800 pair Summer Curtains,
Inlaid Tables. Koran Holders Embroidered and Plain
Slippers, &C., &c.
GRAND ORIENTAL BAZAAR,
1O22 Connecticut ave. NV,
my1e-3t D. K. vARZHABEDIAN 4 co.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY SoLEY returned to the
city yesterday.
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RSIN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Holding special term for Orphans' Court business
NAV IL l8S91.

ePECIAL NOTICE
~ Ne TAKE plse.ars = nctifyi2e the public TIE!
We yQ hep supply Of this sxcssnt Csmsa1 On hand
1's - ]. !. BiIsH I con,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

|
K~IN THE MODERN GAS RANGE ALL THE
- objections hitherto urved against gas 20 a
inca q cooking have been entirely overcome
Call and examine the
''sUN DIAL"
GILT EDGE
ECLIPSE and
''RELIABLE,"
my1e-tr WASHINGTON aAsL1aHT COMPANY.
k~sCoTTIsH RITE MITHRAs LODGE OF
drsl on TUESDAY, 10th inst. at 7:30 pm. Work.
my Sfs:ss AK H. HOLT SD dssr.. Secretary.
sMAsoNIC-LAFAYETTE LODGE. NO. 10.
Ron Tf,rsn a A. NJ win hold special compunica
Member. Of other Odgs' .asrnaly invited to be
' myls'a s'''' inc JOHN ri H. oLcorr. Secretary
K~MEDICAL ASSOCIATION D. c. Il
u r. special meeting Of the Medical Association
xfSSss My e. Sa and ID
s 0 s @,ae. ., the E;'''?sP P1kAszoSr. ND
K~WHEN You ARE PUZZLED
: :na s.s ,ss,s ss.d' note 3fsd; c
uvoa Printer and Engrsyer.
4~sPECIAL-AC CHANCE FORTNvEsTMENT
called for By the r 8. sfse Z an article
. STODDART l. CO.,
myle-3t 6lo 9TH ct. NV.
N-~w. q. KENEAsTRR 8 CO., III5 ST.
- NV. will continue there. Fifteen per cent
discount on shoes this week. my1S-St
3oS100 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR IN
- formation which will secure the arrest and
convltion OF the party parties who set fire to the
ciup house or the Columbs Athletic Club on Anaoe-
tan Island on the night OF the 18th Instant
,... JANIS +. HOOD,
myIo7N President.
RSA MEETING OF THE sTOCKHoLDERs
OF the Riggs Fire Insurance Company for
the election OF nine trustees will he held the office
Of the company, 1881 i st. NV, on WEDNESDAY
May TO- 1871; Polls will be opened at IL m and
closed at O'Clock Transfer books will be closed
on the day Of election. FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
aPSL-.st h.s-td Secretary.
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Cen. Nstf1stOn's 4ission % New York.
New YonK, Nay ls.-Gen- Nettlston, ssuis-
TINT secretary Of the treasury, and Private sse-
rotary johnson called upon COL Weber q NJ
barge once This morning in order 10 maize
thorough study of immigration matters- Cen
Nsttlston intends 10 apply himself closely fer
Tie next two days 10 the manner In vhick ~
Dtgraub ere reesived and rsg1stsrsd
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SN iT Tk1 sTr 81 c6L GnEHToF THE DIS
Holding special tenn NAV f1F Orphans S Court business
In the matter of the Of Singleton T. w. yons.
late Of DIS District Of Columbia. deceased. No. 445
Application for the probste Of the last will and tesla
men and letters on the estate the said
the eIecutrI named therein A~1' W mary . 'ones'
in n. 4: 9Ssa to
not BE- 10 The s.
the Sa deceased led
SHOULD not issue as prayed Provided copy of tGis
Sss IN
f. Fs. the Court: p ? M MkSNEE, Justice
q c Ri tsr District Of
Is fSsR tRsS P 81 4Ar DIS
Holding Special rsin f e. 9 sS cour business.
In the ef Of nSsns q
the shf Of s
ton under the courts direction and control Shsn .nd
shares Cor eacies) residue are hereby notiSed "a
sttsnd IN person or by agent attorney duly author
youchsd otherwise the atmnstrator will take ths
aS onds them rssi
EITs sss Star previous to The said % a,{
Register Of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
=. -. -H-H0A, [roc.or. my19-1aw3w
WsIN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Holding Special Term f9s 0rRhans Court business
In the matter of the s 81 John rr.drc.
q % Washington. &C.. deceased No. 44Ss Idm'r
Application for the probate of the last will and test.
and for letters the estate of the
ssd deceased has this day been made By Sarah MARI
in "A gre to
~ O'Clock p m. to show cause why the said viii
Ss on an Se
published west for Sres weeks IN The
stu previous to the ss2d day -n' ".'n'0n evening
by the Court: 4 p HAaNER. Justice.
Esedstsr q wills for the District Of Colmnba.
.K~M THE sgIR 1Ea COURT OF THE DIS
Holding special ss May f e. 9 1aSi Court business
Il ses piss.iSs q Columbia dsss.ssd SS i Il.
Application for the probate of the last VIII and tes
lament and for letters the estate Of
schmelsse, widow q the said teststor.
AZ p.rsons intsEsStsd srs heTsby notified 70 appear
g ,ss ss and IL
order b. pub ishsd week Tor tn e weeks in the
w:shinsto9 Law Reporter and Evening Star pzsvious
= : - 80 ,ss soprs. A. 2, HAes1s, snssss.
essos n.s.ss Il WINS for %s &c bis;o,
myl9-law8 Of Columbia.
E@sPEcIAL. NOTCH.
We tsss p.se,Srs = nosifyi9e u publ, e.
es %: ~ ssss
: II II B4.,sE ., ! ; Ss.,.., ...n.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

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AMERICAN ONE
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AND AND
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Pays interest upon deposits
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Has every accommodation Tor storage
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And trsnsactsa general loan and trust bus
iness upon the broadcast and most liberal
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my19 A T. BR1TTON. President.
a POSTAL CARD ADDRESSED TO ME WILL
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about life Insurance State II your lie is not
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1S26 St n W..
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FINANCIAL.

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Member y. Y. stock kx
CORsON 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. NV,
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Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on
the exchanges Of New York, Philadelphia Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold.
Speciality made Of Investment securities District
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phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone stoch bought and sold. Iy Is
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Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed deposits
Out flown business a speciality.
Ali Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations ali markets Telephone 5<s
oc2l-r
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WooDs & Co.
BANKERS
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OF THE
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OUR BANKING BUSINESS.
The rapid increase in our business in the last SIX
months necessitsted . removal into more conmodious
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own vaults. fully prepared to transact general bank
ing business.
SECOND
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deeds OF trust on Teal estate
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Tho President VIII Summer ut Cape MAY.
NEW YoRK, May ia special from wssh-
ington says the President authorizes . denial
Of the statement made in Q local paper that he
and Mrs Harrison had sold their cottage II
Cape May Point he says that on the contrary
they expect to spend . part Of the summer
there.
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Secretary Blaine CONTINUES 30 Improve
Nfw YoRK, May 1s.-Secret&ry Blaine co..
tinues 10 improve. He sat up this morning and
Joined MIRA Blaine and Mrs Damrosch ct .
light breakfast DIR. Dennis did not visit
his patient yesterday, but is expected today.
NrA Blaine said this morning that they nov
considered the Secretary 70 be almost conve-
lescent; the govt has pretty nearly subsided
No definite plans. she said, have been arranged
q 70 his return 10 Washington. He and Mira
Blaine win remain with the Damroschss for .
few days loogsr, anyway.
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Uinasssr Phslps' wife Sails for New Yora.
BznLu, Mar ls-Ms. Phelps the wife Of
ne American minister 10 Germany, Mr.. willi&a
walter PhslpA sailed today from Bremen for
New York on the steamer Lain The minis
tsr's daughter, Miss Phelps, viii, In company
With her aunt MrA Boardman, and the Missss
Boardman, soon start on . trip 10 Norway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ lIS1x1h wv lNI<AO.
~ HOW IS THIs,-
Bailey Natural Wood Buohbosrd.
Set Of Russell Harness,
English Holly Lash Whip.
Linen Lap Robe.
Can be purchased at
ANDREW J. JoYCEs Sons
Ware Rooms. lO2s Conn ave-,
aps-2m For $500.
~ We have the facilities and hnowledge
as to how they should be lsundried and
guarantees to return them to you equal to
new. Name and address, please, and ons
Of our wagons will call for them.
ToLMAs STEAM LAUNDRY.
K~THk FRI Kf,, A N;Ro B dI IAE PROOF
WASHINGTON SAFE DEPosfT COMPANY.
Contains ss sTSRadE Rooms
Constructed entirely of brick. with steel doors
STEEL vAuTs Ien or st son.sa ~ assr
SAFE DEP0sfT BOXES.
mhI7-;iln 1NsPECffoN INVITED.
F@AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND
~ and one Of our customers ha provided
space for a lunch the sixth floor of our 10th
street building and have opened the We are
now prepared to serve them In hrstclass manner.
uih20-3m WOODWARD LOTHROP.