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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CONCERT.
To be given in the National Rine~' Hall
SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY
O'clock precisely in aid Of the Garned Memorial
PROGRAM.
ta) Mennetto. Schubert
70, hNen.ns S2nx
Piano Solos;
Songs: @, Thou Ar Nine Br.dssy
' Love song Mis-. Harlan. ''en'' sh'''h
h0S Ss.: Bird. ras.. ::--'''.'''' Inn'aen
Miss Hunt and Miss Harlan.
fr1hihssneq ir. Owes. .,.-.-...-...-.-~eii
SONGS: oson r.l.,. Mr.. IApham. Verdi
LesSn s, Loving
Miss Loaise Shepard
Miss Iotia Mills. '''''' o"'''"
q, Come Where the Lindens Dudley Baes
s.,-.. frsn PROF. NaumAnn-
Songs; Once Had Dear LATHE Dove.
Miss Bertha Lincoln.
~, Humoresqne widow
Washington Musical Club.
Songs; Miss Katie Gordon.
Through Valley, Through Forest ..,.......B ansini
Grand Concert Piano kindly lent b. Messrs knabe 4
llekets each To be obtained at all LEADING music
and took stores and at the hall. fe6as
SPANISH LECTURE b PROF. EN-. FRAILE AT
Gran Galeoto." II
X ERNAN's Nkw 1AsHINeToN rHkATElI
h ELEVENTH STREET.
This week. Ladies' matinee Tomorrow.
I'LL u ER E. e. s. s.
HI Y BOD Err ssss
STAR SPECIALITY COMPANY.
From Hyde Behman's Brooklyn Theater.
CANAAN. MORA, MCINTYRE HEATH. FREDDIE.
Next Weekly Foster English Gsiety Co. fee
WILLARD HALL.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE Ara
The Great Oriental rlusionist and Fantasies,
YANK HOE.
Assisted by the peerless
oMENE
The most beautiful and versatile on the Amer
lean stage Presenting delightful variety Of uniau
and astounding magical feats.
Seats at willard's Hotel News Stand.
Reserved seats. 15c. matinee. SOC. Children. &c
Only matinee Saturday. February7. ,a2set
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Evenings ats. Only Matinee Saturday.
JANIS oNEI.L,
JAMES 0NEiiL.
In his Latest and Greatest Success,
B9BEnT LANDHY.
In the Great HistG as II Pay ,hs French Revolution
TIE TIE B BEAb h hkEAAkkrr
New and Elaborate Scenery
iron the London Models)
On Saturday Evening Sonly .ime) the Ever Popular
NONE oSSEE cRIsro:
Next week-Mr RICHARD MANSFIELD.
SEATS NOW on SALE. ,e2-t.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Beginning Monday. February9.
k kica,EP M MaNsfIEiB
And his New York Stock cOmrsny under the direction
Monday. Tuesday N Ms amt Friday Evenings
| Also at the Saturday Matinee,
| BEAU BRUNMELL.
BEAU BkUMMELL.
Wednesday Afternoon. February II,
| PRINCE KARI.
PRINCE KARL.
Saturday Evenin,-DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE
fe4-4t SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE
| NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
Every Evening This Weak.
Only Matinee Saturday.
FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY
THE MERRY MONARCH
Precisely produced with such unrrecedented sue
| Cess in the Broadway Theatre. New lcrk.
The Company:
Mr. Francis Wilson. Miss Lara Moore.
| Mr. Charles Plunkett, Miss ..tle Lyford,
| Mr. Gilbert Clayton, Miss Ceci,e Eissing,
Mr. Millet Seaman. Miss Belle Hartz,
Mr.. Hubbard Smith and Miss Mare Jansen.
Director OF tie Music A. de Novellii
| Next Week
W. ]. SCANLON in NYLEs AROON
| feS-W seats now on safe.
NEESSFT % WEEk:
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
| NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
s: 5 8's 4 MT 4 III S$$#SS
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THE PYTHIAN FAIR.



On Monday evening the grand fair of the
Knights of Pythias will be opened in their tenn
porary hall on 9th street above Massachusetts
avenue, and great preparations are being made
therefor. In honor of the occasion there will
be parade of the four divisions Of the uniform
rank on Monday afternoon-Washington Nell
son. Columbia and Hermione-with Pythian
(and probably Monumental 6ivisions) Of Balti-
more and RathboEe division of Alexandria.
Among the membership of the several lodges
there is a spirit Of friendly rivalry as to which
lodge will make the handsomest display at their
booths and the result is that some Of the booths
are of unique design-symbolical of the order
or name of the lodge. The hall, a one story
brick structure, has q gallery at the east end,
beneath which are retiring rooms and on enter
ing the hall the myriad of flags in festoons, &C.,
have pleasing effect.
ARRANGEMENT OF THE BOOTHS.
In the center is the flower and lemonade
stand handsome structure OF fifteen feet in
height, at which the ladies represent Calanthe
Lodge No. II. On the left on entering facing
east is the booth of Equal IL, the design Of
which is feudal castle six by ten feet and ten
feet four inches in height Next Capital Lodge
No. "a has a booth crowned by a representation
of the dome of the Capitol. Decatur Lodge
No. has a fine representation of the stern OF n
man-of-war showing the mizzen mast: Syracu-
sian has handsome booth Of circular stands
with larger capacity for goods than any other.
Union No. 22's booth is triangular In shape
with three arches marked subordinate, grand.
supreme. over which is the word Union in scroll
work. Excelsior IA has design not unlike the
portico of the White House. Harmony 81,
Franklin No. 2. Webster Z, Occasia IL and Ger
mania Is each have the plain square booths but
all handsomely trimmed and 1t. Vernon No.
very aDDrOpriatply makes a good representa-
ton of the home Of Washington. The dona-
lions have been numerous and liberal and there
is little doubt of the of the fair, for the
ladies have taken hold with will
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Pocket Knives, immense stock. wLroED's

Hotel johnson Cafe.
A very choice shipment of Lynn Haven Bay
and Cherrystone Oysters received today. We
are shocking at the raw box these fine Oysters
for stewing, frying, DC. Remember, high grade
only. Lifetime experience. Fine trade 20
licited. 1t
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&c to the Jahrmarkt and See how Lady's
Writing Desk is converted into Domestic Sew
ing Machine by aid of electricity. feat
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41aAt VI "b0. -~rS-
CHARLES ERAENER, 1877 It'll st. NV.
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CARHART LEIDY.
99S eth st. and FOG K st. NV.
Philadelphia Store ja31
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G. Wilmer a. Co.,
1918 Pa. ave.

Broad Run Creamery Butter finest sold in
this city. Sc. per pound. NJ. d p MErzaER. Il
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1t VIII Cost You but SOC. to buy pound
| OF Sun Rise Chop Tea. If not better than Tea
sold elsewhere for Coo. we will refund the
! money.
IT. NJ. p. METzaER, All It'll st. Nv.
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CLKvr1AxD's Superior BAKING Powder.
CIxvrLAsD's Superior BAKING POWDER,
CIrvrrAsp,s Sup.rio. BAKING PowDEs.
ABSOLUTELY TEE Best.
BECAUSE
il is pure and wholesome.
1t Is richest in cream OF
FEW tartar.
REAsoNs WHY 1t is highest in ieavenins
CLEyELAND'S power.
SUPERIOR Food raised with it keers
BAKING POWDER moist and sweet.
IS 1t Is. in the end. more eco
ABSOLuTELI noniical than any other.
the BEST. 1t always gives uniform
1t is absolutely free from
adulteration.
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CITY ITEMS.
Presents, Presents, Presents.
GREAT CHINA 4 JAPAN TEA Co.,
731 eth st., bet. G and H.

kEC8cutoe GEeSCot1S . Ec8CutSs
GREAT CHINA 4 JAPAN TEA Co,
7Sl eth It., bet g and II.
February. February.
On the above date We viii give all purchasers
the grsndest presents ever given with tea and
coffee in this city.
Purchasers can have their choice Of an enor-
nous collection Of beautiful and useful articles
for the home of which we have an enormous
assortment. By this means We divide the
profits with the consumer.
Coffees roasted daily.
We give you coffees fresher roasted than can
be had at any store in Washington
Prices the lowest.
Good Coffee for 20 n CSC.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Sugars at cost.
We want you to use our Celebrated Teas and
Coffees, and feel assured when you .once try
them you will continue to use-snd rejoice at
the advantages We offer you.
Remember
This is the great Cooperative Tea Company of
America, and we give you Tickets which will be
redeemed in cash-goods or china and glass
ware.
Sugars at cost.
Teas. Teas. Tsas.
Fine, good, at low prices.
Come and see us tomorrow and be convinced
that we can save you money.
Dining ms-Hotels-Boarding Housea)
(Now is your chance to use)
(Our goods at wholesale prices.)
Goods delivered promptly to all parts Of the
city.
GREAT CHINA 4 JAPAN TEA Co,
73l It'll St., bet. g and H.
1t Wholesale and Retail.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

MOUNT VERNON, ThE TOMB OF WASHING
vi roN.-Untl iurtler notice the palAtial ana
s;ssl steamer CHARLES hACALEsTER will leave her
wharf foot Of 7t St. daily, SUNDAY a. iolo~s:
Leave Tor MOUNT NkisNON a 10 o. an. Arrive n
WASHINGTON at y m fare round trip TO MOUNT
VERNON, including admission the manson aud
groans. 81. Llesant cafe the Charles Manchester
The Charles ha.asester vii also make river landing
a. lar down ss Gymont. landing also at MARSHALL
HALL soing and returning. Fare. round trip -
cents lo3-tf 4. 4. BLAKE Can:ain.
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Carl Petersen,
ADT r&l 90

Removal Sale.--Will dispose of entire stock OF
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Clocks, &C., at a discount of ~ per cent. f5-3-
just Received $50 Long Hair Switches, 80
inches long, all shades; formerly 5000. Win
sell them for the next two weeks for $3.50.
fe54t* B. HELLER, 720 It'll .. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06

Fine Solid 2-piece Chamber Suite,
hand carved. very massive. Price wss
e25O. Reduced to Sl12.5O.
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Extra Size 10th Century Chiffonier.
beveled French Plate glass Reduced
from s47 so to S34.5O.
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500 More Dress Forms, 49c. Only,
At the Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern
Rooms, 7th and II n. W. and 4th and Pa. aves.e.
fe4-llt
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house. Il; condition at etilucnt gate
High tide in the river, 5:f5 p. m Ii
the river, - p M
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS.
5. s. SHEDD 4 BIO. 432
LODGES. clubs, military organization
ufaeturers, &c. can learn of two elegan
in best part on Pennsylvania avenue.
entrance. elevator. &c. Rent low on !
II desired Address Central, Star oific
Hay, oats, corn. &C. good -four, b
hominy. C. E. McCoY. ls3o 7th st. nv
HUMAN ARTIFICIAL EYES HEnPLERs, 4
STEEL PLATE RANGES AND FUESAcEs.
s. 8. SHEDD 4 Bro, 49,
TROUSERS marked down to So.
EIsExAN BRos-, 1th
Try Berkeley.
Ten PEE CEyr of for cash. W. n.
4 Sons. s19 Pa ave.
1CuART OF 81 WHISKY for 75c.
1quart of 81 Jamaica rum for 75c.
quart of Catawba. Sc
CHARLES KRAKMER, 737 It'll
TROUSERS marked down to IS.
EIsEMAS BROS, It'll
BERKELEY is pure.
VISIT THE ENTIRE CARPET CLEANING
63l -635 Mass ave. n. W. Telephone AZ
TIE well-known firm OF johnson
supply more families with fuel than
firm in the United States.
TROUSERS marked down to $3.50.
EIsEmAN Bios, It'll
CArAvBA VINE 75c. gallon.
CHARLES KEA,
737 9TH street nor
BERKELEY pure rye whisky.
W. NJ. SHUsTER Il Sons are taking {
cent for cash.
SUIrs marked down to $3.50.
EIsKNAS Bros, 9TH
sPECINTIEs IN FINE BUTTER
The Darlington. The Sh
The Four Leaf Clover.
Sand S-pound boxes packed for fam
JAMES f. OYSTER.
Office cor. Penna- ave. and 9th
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Silk and Plush Standing Cabinet.
Reduced from S:,7. 30 to $40.
SILK and Plush Table. Reduced from
e31 to $40.
1 Silk and Plush Table. Reduced from
Gle to Is.
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Very Choice Rye Whisky, full quart, 81.
Our 4-year-old Pure Rye Whisky, full qt., 75c
A good Rye Whisky, full qt., Csc.
It, NJ. 4 P. METzGER, All 7th at. NV.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

hENITT~s TALIA-H COACH lINE LANE.
~ ol3 18th ST " Round trlp Arlington, 10 a IA
and y. .,bc. soldiers Home. m. n M .Soc
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
Uncle Sans S Gazetteer.

soNn olr Ar4gtlN,ANee~ wrwHf.~o,nce-
~ RESoGNIIE
The board on eeourqohic name, roq4n-f,. ana.
i,4,p.
P"'"'1" ~ ~ I1N''0Ht 'o '.Iot' hoih'l'.
ture to be used in the government departments
and on man, and charr> i..urJ hv rha,, .I.t-
ti.,.5 u. Ill, hnI,a,i,
'7N''" " "'N ""'''l''''
The following list gives the principal chang
ordered by tha board III Maine. The nrv u.,u,r
; + .,It ,.u..,i
-''o'' ''>' ''''.' T. i''.'"9" ny '"e ''''-''a
and the name discarded
Aba-al4-~er Point kenncb,s riNtr, NliDa.
US. Abagalus>at Point.
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
The Behring Sea Dispute.

| 1t is impossible TO give too much praise to
| Secretary Blaine's long dispatch of Dee. Il to
| Lord Salisbury on the subject of the seal dis
| pute in Behring Sea. In historical research and
and clear-cut logic, no less than i'll yigor aud
! force, it equals the highest expectation. enter
| tanned of Mr. Blaine by any of his felloW-coun-
| trymen. 1t cannot but produce a profound i'm
| preston in Europe as we'll as in America.
| Enemies OF the Administration Who We're look
| ing and hoping for some unreasonable contetf-
tion to weaken the American case will not di>-
| cover it. Mr.. Blaine distinctly disHyuWs any
desire TO regard Behring Sea aS a mare ciuuStHt
and he relterafes his Willingness to submit The
dispute to arbitration, providing that il is the
real question that is thus submitted, and not a
mere subordinate issue
The body of the dispatch is masterly areu-
ment which buries Lord Salisbury 80 completely
| that 1t i difficult to see how he can ever
emerge. Ensand's main reliance in the pres
ent controversy has been an assertion that the
peculiar rights which we are now claiming in
Behring sea Tor the protection Of the seal fish
cry are precisely the same rights against the cX-
erclse OF which by Russia Our own and the
English Governments successfully protested
seventy years ago, when Alaska was a Russian
colony. Of course, II this view of the case
could DC sustained, our position would he rem
dered unlenabe, and 70 this object the British
Foreign Once has addressed itself with all the
adrolthess ana audaclty at II command. But
II mas met more thah us match IN the rF>i>tts~
.oSlc OF the American Secretary OF state MI.
Blame demonstrates concluSlNeiy by historical
citations that the rights against which we once
pfotesteu ana those Nhlch we now clalln are not
identical; that our protests had reference only
to Russia pre1enSlons Of exclusive jurisdiction
oyer me faclnc ocean from the latitude Of a.
~ hoTlhWdru TO the southern shore OF the
AlasHah peninsula and The Aleutlan Islands;
tnil nnSsla exclusive ttlc 70 the FISHERIES OF
behrlns yea was never dis Puted nor a. much
az queStoneG either hy thSIand or the nlted
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
E. M. G. s. Personals.

Llz%le 'IeaNes i N Boston.
Mabel Il. Reed K taacbi,..s IL Etuc r,.,tr,
per.i. 4, Fou.r i. At bsr homo i, ,.r...,,a,
Everett r. Turner i teaching in liarriu4tuG,
i''' - A''''' j. '''- r -
Lewis W. Hart Is teaching in Burlington.
Katie NJ. oher i teaching IN North :
''''
Montiord lltl may he addressed III Mans
~
Marion /. chstcr may ~ addressed II l"lt
'hnord E AIlen i iearhln4 n luilui Poht,
Mrs. lj'.ie j pal kehnri rr>ile> on Hytton
NraGe |. Moore i 'eNrAInT music IN t'ro~-
BlaLthe w NeNromh p at her home m
NoTth Bangor.
David 4. straw, A.. il now III lhet, Mon-
tAh3' rah'hlu4.
Haiti. IIar,lv ta.,.h,. ,+ l,u.L,. MN. p,.l..
port, this winter
+ g Smith is cu,lo,rl in th.. Kur,.iu ~,
tinnal Rank Ellsworth
Leonard Moore i booh- h.eppr wv rbe piae
Snoe o.. Ellsworth. Ne.
co,nim', saa,in L. u 4 li'at,n '''
Vernon &. Wasgatt is book-hetper for H. ii.
''''+o 9 ~ i''i ii'''''''
Vida T. Moore, WESLEYAN, ~. is announced
as winning a Senev scholarship.
Allen Chase viii teach hish ,hoo thi,
winter IN Sunset, Deer Island.
Grace -. LeNenselIer mas ilhl>hel Hu"'e~>-
Oscar NJ. Heath is just home from coa~tir@
trips during the summer and fall.
W - p, ,,.;,, t,.,,,,,, ,,..,..
mond, Attorneys at Law, Portland W..
+l.,I.,,..i-,,
,v -" 60 - ~ '"0 'tiit''S u, a'u
"tei o"ei I'M -N''"l ''S' ''0"o'
mos ~ Morgan Is >Iutg iH5 ~ 'ue ioN'on
,tnta' i 'ol'eSt' A"'ueSS' ~ Nh'i''P'i 9H''''
nosloh
Andrew j. Turner and Everett f. Turner
are both to teach this winter in the town of
'oheSporl
Howard :. Warren seems TO have a rood
time cauyasSing for Mr. (I0Wer I'm the Wid> Of
New Uampshire
Messrs. req i !. l1alI ~ "IoceIS' N9H"u9-
keaS brldse' bangor.
Frank A yonng ,s3 was rerentiy reportrl
dangerously " N Llverp9oi hospHA'' al "hich
poIi MS Sessel hau allNeo'
Gertruda Mel aughlin who h.s inst rnnnIet- :
eu teLln o. tcaclinS ~ ~ VERONA eAPc''S 70
spo"0 'n' /" 'i''i III nos'oh
Stanley ID. GRAY completed the fall term of
We We b4thnpoLt urall1llar scno0l' oeSuh ~ Mf'
rleu ~ Necu ana le'ih4''isheu because Vi Ut
ness
Seth H. smith, will no more beam over the
SoultHr 81 VI aSe "IuS StotG' re Is IoGaIt'' Ill
HeM PGuloiu' MASS. ms pIace i suPphe" pA
ilNln hie"Ih'
On November o in tbe Methodist Church
| Bucksport. Minnie A. Googjn9s was received
70 iiieIhpTrship' i ahu ENerett W. ooer was pap
t'seo D! iroI' NhaSe.
Wilfred Lord. who Is canvassinu for .Jobn
| Cover. of Winthrop, took the irsf nrize for
| success in sales having disposed of I3I rnnips
! of "Eurone In storm and calm y WITHIN tho
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
Successful Building Associations.

The Casco Loan and Building Association Of
Portland, has just declared an per cent. diyi-
dend, and reserved per cent. making ~ per
cent. earned. The demand for funds from the
association exceeds the supply. The latter part
is true of the Bangor Association and it is hop
ed that its financial showing may be equally
good. The CaSco Association Is managed with
very light expenses, paying small salaries to its
officers. and having a good membership. The
Ca>co aud WaterliIle Associations seem to be
the banner oues of the State for earnings and
Bangor with its favorable conditions should be
brought up to them. Bangor Commercial.
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
Waldo Fish and Game Association

The corresponding secretary of the Game
Fishermen's Association of Cumberland county
has received notice that the fishermen of Wal
do county have organized the Waldo County
Fish and Game Protective Association with a
membership numbering seventy. Charles B.
Hazeltine, Esq, is President, II. p. Thompson
Esq, is Vice President, Hon. J. q. Pendleton
is Treasurer and DR.. K. W. Gould, Secretary.
The association is armed and on the warpath
for offenders against the law. Portland Ad-
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
NUMBER 4.
Across the 0ontinent--This Way.
Correspondence Of the Journal

"a season OF TWO spent III hyperbOrean wa
ters has tendency to put one in humor for en-
joying trip across the continent. Alaskan
T scenery is 50 different from anything we see in
other parts of the world, the people are 50 dis
similar to those we meet in other parts of the
Cnited States territory, that any change, how
ever radical, is relief both TO the eve and
mind.
During the month Of November and as late
in December as the 18th, California's soil had
been washed but once By the elements, and in
consequence Of this light bath the ti!lers of the
soil wore long faces, with doubt and anxiety
written in every line. But the GLORIOUS eli
mate Of California seldom wholly forsakes the
people who trust in it, generosity, and the
future prosperity Of the State is based upon
the bountifu generosity OF the past Wonder
full eNaggeratous have been circulated con.
corning The western half of this continent, and
California has had large share of the colo--
sal stories. But notwithstanding all that has
been said both for and against the Golden
State it j, one Of the States which has made III
the past, and il now making. rapid strides on
the broad road Of progress. 1t is true that
many OF the states which are annually visited
hy extreme cold weather are being more rapid
y populated through immigration, much to
the discomfort OF the people Of the Golden
West Thi can be easily accounted for 1t is
not because California holds forth few induce
ments for Immigrants that her valleys and
shores a"e moi tecming with Europeans. for
her resources are numerous. The question is
/ frequently asked by people from all part. Of
! The state, "Why do eastern men and foreigu-
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
Total..,....

IUtII..'-. 4 ibIZ FUF 4,UIO1J1V
And in this connection, let us note the in
crease as a whole, and the percentage of in
crease in each census since 1880. 1t appears
that the percentage of increase for the last de-
cade greater than that of anv decade since
1S40-lS50, and the absolute increase by far the
greatest on record.
The Republican journal., 1891-01-22
Generalities,


troll of the Atchi>on system is renewed
The mo,t artistic hou,e in Washington i.
said to be that Of Vice President Norton
The police Of New York last year arrested
I '0eoo persons. Of whom 10000 were women.
There are III newspapers printed in Flee
/ street. London Eleven of them are dailie-.
| A new labor body in opposition to the
I knights ha> been organized IN New York State
4 Nine. Modjc~Sa j. publishing 4 narrative OF
/ hcr tour in England and America in 4 Cracow
I newspaper,
Three daughter, Of Alexander Ramsey Of
Aeree Git.. have ,ucte>>Ncly run away from
4 home to -el married.
James r. Garfield, second ,on of TIE late
lfe,ilcut Garfield, was married to Helen New
cll IN hrago. pee 30.
The Louisiana sugar crop will weld from
3poo0u to 800 900 ho5,heads This season, which
\ thc largest since tie war;
Ch,ef Justice Blerkley, of Georgia, has Just
/ riaret That q church building be Sold tn salts
the PASTORS claim for salary.
lion. Chauncey Nj. Depew bas been elected
| President Of the Union League Of New York
, for the sixth consecutive Year.
The redemption bond stem is shown to be a
| neW form Of gambling. ami is duplicated hy a
large number OF new societies.
.,.!ii, ,c,
II i-,ri " u f,.rth 'he 1 'oi' u IT. lnenl
hl~ n"oh. I'm Darkest England"
.1,. .,....f ,,-;u;.... ,,,,
t-a ID l'i'tshur-s, Pa, wa, thought to be worth
V''.''.'''' ""' u'' 'eIued 7-oVVo'ooo.
MIR. Eatour'> fund for the distressed poor in
ireland uow amount to tlO,OOo. Many contri-
'''i''N 81 ''''i'I"7 nave "ISo peeh received.
D5Snlr,has received frnrn T,ninua ,biIi
tnake 10 mention Of any rpynimt,nn IN fh.f
country. ana >ay that MI !. oI,i,t NJ that nort
~ General spinner with fuud- contributed by
womrI. en-. loved in the Government service.
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