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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

Die n8reB" in Stem gort bat ii9 Ell
ner sroSen uno lotensipertben Irbeit
unterSOsen. sic fat lire 8eridteritats
ter ausseianbt, Inn bic Yreiie BON meb=
reren bunberten Irtifeln, bic gum tag,
liden 2ebenstebiiriniB bes 8olfes se>
b6ren, an ermitteln unb bas @rsebniB
lit elm ebenio intere1antes" tpie lebrs
rei6es. @s sebt baraus berpur, baB
bic ,6ineiiide Mauer" Der Mcaintep-
Bill ben @eiammtbanbel Der Ser,
Staaten um iase uno idreibe 1885,:
913,455 bermebrt but, ooer Inn es &c:
nauer ausdubriiden, beB in ben erter
iieben Monaten bes Sabres 1891 bit
ginfubr bon aollfreien @aaren Tim
$S9,516,777 unb bic gusfubr BOZ
amerifaniiden 8roouften Inn 1886,
397,1SS Susenummen bat, iudbrenl
lib bic Ginfubr BON Sollpfltbtige'
IrtifeGn, alio iol9en, tuelde NIT unle
rer eisenen 8rubuften in @ittemer
treten, Inn $7s.517,297 perminoer
bat. Mit anberen @urten fat be
Mc&inlep>Sa:if senau Die @irfun
sebabt, lpelde feline Jreuuoe er5iele
iuoqten: er ioIte bic @innabmen be,
ringer uup bic amerifaniide 9roout
tion persr6Bsrn uno beibes bat er q
tban. 5erner iinb Die 9reiie BON 6
groseut aller 2ebensbebarfniiie infOlg
bes neuen 9arifs seianten, allo aad
pieier Sinfibt iino bic 9rppbe5einnse
Der bemotratiiden nnbeitsraben d'
bas 9dlasenbte burd bic 3batlads
wioerlest. Darum 1T bic bemotrat
Ide grefe iest aud 10 ftia betreiTs d
Mc&inlen=Earifs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

TIMER gountp brnu1t Elm neues
COURTEOUS. Das ietise 1T 5u tfein unb
unaniebnli1; 3uben, leibei es an Glters.
,1tpdde unb f6nnte eine8 9oses auf
ben ginIolI fommen. einjufolIen. Dbl,
ses entnebmen mir BEN Sefferfun 6itn
wolfsfreunb, Der it6 nuf bic Seite ber
Jorti9riitler in Der nd9fens IN Cole
Gpuntb ;ur abitimmuns iommenben
gourtbausfrose ffe1t. Dasielbe Fnbet
and ouf unier Gourtbdus 1nnenbuns
unb ie eber uniere Barser fi@ fur einer
sseubou entidlieBen, beito be!fer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09
Banecmaf]en gilt ni@t!

Die y6armer=sluianS" fat burb ben
8sbacteur tires iii Wtinnelpta erl6ei<
nenben 8laites The State" eiu brittes
&unblbreiben oil Die Sarmer ri9ten
lailen, tporin biele abermals aufsefor=
bert iueroeu, ibren @ei5en 5uriidjubalz
ten, I'm beiiere greiir gu ersielen. Bic
iesual ueriud)t es oer SerIalier bes
sdreibens, Elm 6r. Miiller, nit bem
Sansemufen. 5undbit bebauptst er,
baB bic Sorratbe i'll uieleu gleoalpren
i'm 2anbe piel fleiuer ieien, als man ai,=
sebe. 9eiterbiu unterihdst ct bic
stusfubrfdbisfeit oer Ser. Staaten int
gang seiualtiser @ciie.
8enn u,r bic betreifeuoe Stelle Reg
g;rcufars, iuie mir. lie in ben 3eitunaen
ffiuben, redt ueritebem, 10 slaubt er, COB
Die Ser. Stuatea i'll @an5en nur etiua
l43 Millionen Buibel @ei5en Sur, slus<
Ifubr ii6ris batteu. slber Die niebrisite
| Sddsuns, Ger mir Biz jest besesnet
iinb, mar 200 Wi0ionen.
9as neue Circular iu6t sic 5urdt
Su erjeusen, cab bag 2ano iest su per.
bdltuidmdBisen bi(li9en 8reilen mebr
WeiSen na6 europa perfauien mo9te
als es luirfli6 Sur Serfisuns fat unb
. baB in ipdteren Wtonaten bier5nlanbe
, 8ei5enmansel eintreteu unb Del @reis
fir ben Gonlumenten auf eii,e uner
idtuinslide S6be lteisen m5dte, nab
reno Die Sarmsr weris ooer nitbts meb
: Su uertaufeu bdtten.
Il 9os Circular iast bari6er ip6rtti9
u8ir babeH 5O,00O,OOO 8ulbel uulere,
, rsuen grnte bereits nod europa es
n poriirt uno babcn nod s3,OOO,OO
> 8uibet sur Serfiisuns. @ir erpurtire
b Iiest 100000 Sulbsl per @ode, uu
n unier ueberiluB miro, iuaur iuir 10 for
= fabren, big @eibnabten u5Iig er
b id6pft lein. gs 1T siemlld iiber, ba
# iuir tibet erportiren iuerben, neil uni,
r selammter fir Die slusfubr iibr1ser8o,
% ratb jest iuubrideinlib bon europa Fl
n finitise 2ieferuus ansefauft iuirb, III
T. uuler 8olf iuiro obue 3ueiiel se;luu1
G. gen luerbeu, ii6 i'm @eiSen=gunlu lum eli
E. suidrdufeu.
20 ,,@eun iuir unleren @eiSen Su iebr
,e bem 8reiie, ben Die Guropder besabl
in mosen, aus Dem 2anoe seben lalleu. !.
en- ,perben mir 81 piel erportireu, uno +
uf bas sanse nd6lte Sabr iperoen 20
en- @eiaenpreiie Obualten, o6ue baB n
ti= baiiir aus europa Nusen sieben f0n
es ten. Inorerleits iperoen iuir unle
9reile bod balten, freili9 aub 5u pj
erportiren, aber es miro bauu boh me
DO Golb III uns fomn,en, unb uenn Il
ia bann eine. 9rt @eijenuotb baben, IN
,te ben mir bob burb eiuen ouberoroe
IN. li6en sei6dftliben aufldwuns5. e
an iddbiat tueroeil.
eIe ,Su fursen @orten, fiest bic 5sa
De lilo: gSir ipsroen bier ipdter auBer
,n> beutti9 bobe Wei5enpreiIe ba6en,
nb einem mdsiscn .gubmn, iuenn mir
mo fern @eiaet, iekt billis an Guropa !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09
eamstas. ben 81. Dtto6er.

uHtt ugr,
piro Der Turnoerein bic @inter. llnters
baltunsen nit nadnebenbem Yroaromu,
erDfnen:
l. grofos gum stftunssieit oes 1urn.
uereins.
2. 9elansssortros Der Sarmonie.
8. llebunseu ber iiinseren 9nrmer.
a. 0as SalS Der gbe.
5. 8rolo9 5u &oerner'S @eburtstoa.
6. Sprtras zines a6rner'lden 9iebes
bes SarmoniesT sTereins.
Z. uebnnsen ber dlteren 9urner.
g. Der bairii9e @eiter in
5rantrei1.
Sbeater-S@manf in einem Slft.
Tan,sunterbaltuns.
9 intritt fur Grtpa1iene rs gents.
8inoer n1ter IL Sabren 10 Gents.
Tana llnterbaltnns frei!
OaS gomite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09


Die gta6ri9t, baB @roper gfeuelano
auf feline alten Gdse nod, s!idlider
Batter setuurben. bat-fo ideint's -se=
tuiiie 2eute f0rmlih~ perriidt semadt.
;, ,Sie s. unoe-io melbet bic 8aibins>
toner Spe5iuloepei6e. zines ensliideu
8lattes--hat unter ben 0emofrate II Der
gunbesbauptitabt auentbalben Die ireu.
bistes(ufresuns berporserufen. glepes
lambs INSTRUMENTATION lit nun iiber
allen !3weifel seii9ert, unb nit benz
Selbsei6rsi: u5iir Granfie unb bas
Babp" tperben int nd@iten Sabre Die
oemotratiiden Seeridaaren 5um eiese
ldreiteu." @ell! @e1! allo bas gaby
als Selbseidrei. ga iuiro ia iuobl Die
Winbel nls Banner bienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09
0ouiel McGormif, elm beriidtia

~Nss'N$ ~~s~~~~f
ter GeiSbals in ct. Soiepb, Mo, liest
in elmer serfaleneu @pbnuns baielblt i'm
Gter6en. 9ln leinem Sterbebett iteben
stpei nabe 8erluanbta nno oeridieeene
Sreuube uno iuden persebens ibn 5u
bereben, baB er mittbsift, no or cine ses
ipifle Summe in Der S6be BON $1,000
perffeft bat. Mcgorn,id lit iest &c
Sabre oft. @eit fait siuei Wonaten
bat er nidis mebr seseiien, unh ieir
2eib ijt 10 absebdrmt, ooB fat Bit
Rns9en aus Der Saat beraus suden
geine. @eiSfranfbeit ideint iid ent
uidelt ;u baben, nadbem er cine 8eter
anenpeniion nebit riiditdnoiser Bs5ob
lups imgetras BON $4,000 erbolten bat
tie; ieitoem nabm er ii@ Dor, gar nidt
mebr ausauseben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

gsa6 ben Serbitwabten bon 1890
uno pdbrsno beg OOriseu @inters, als
in mebreren @taateu bic iosenannte
brittle gortei Die @eiessetunsen bee'us
fluBte ober gar leitete, nabm man
ipobl fult ansenein an, bnB bieie
neue gortei eiue berporrasenbe Stole
in ber nd@ifen grdfibenteus unb aon,
are6tpabl ipieleu ,ueroe. @eitoem l'nl
einiae Moaate pOriibersesanses uni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

Iuf bem in'noriaer@o9e in Buffalo,
9. o., absebaltenen yoeutidamerifa,
niidsn &atbOlifentnse" fam aud fOlsen.
Der iuidtise 8eidluB sur Nnnahme:
9amit bic beutide Spra9e erbalten
'unb sepflest tueibe, empfeblen mir, baE
bic &atboliten ibre &iuber in iol6e
S9ulen ienben, in benen auBer enslild
aud bic beutide Spra6e selebrt miro
3u tpiiniden ipdre, oaB ni6t nur Die
8atbolifen, iOubern alle Deuti5ameri
rifaner bteies 2anbes i'm Siune oieies
geI6luiies 6anbelten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

9ie ger5anblunsen iiber Nbid(ab
zines &eciprocltdts @ertrases nit
CANADA, Die am II. b. SO. in @aibinss
ton beginner iollten, iiuo bonn Hrdi iiosu=
ten big nad 8faine's &idtebr ueri9o-
BEN tuuroen. 9ie s(nfinbisuns lit bee
msrfenswertb als @ioerlesuus oer in
lebter Belt uielfab aufsetaubten 8es
bauptuug Blaine tusrbe ii6er9aupt
uidt mebr cuf ieinen Soften 5uriid<
febren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09


gbas. Gteiparb Yarnea Der ebemals
sefeierte, burd cine uuielise 2iebesaf'
fore felt einem Sabr iii Mibcrebit &C:
fommene Siibrer Der iriiden 3ational'
partei 1T am lebten 0ienstas Nbenb in
Brighton seitorben. ct batte iib am
slnfans persansener @ode eine
id1imme grtdltun3 ausesOsen unb ieit
5re,tas ipar ct an's 8ett sefeiielt
Sein 3uitanb ueri6!immerte ii6 pur
Stunbe 5u stunbe. 2unseneni5iin
buns trat Elm unb felt seitern Morser
saben bic Nersie iebe Soffunus auf
iein 2eben 5u retten. 8ur5 na9 IL nb'
Na1is trat-ber SOB elm.
@arneu rar 1916 81 9luonbale, So
@idlow in Srlano, seboren uno ieii
1875 Mitglieb bes 9arlameuts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

@enis 2eute f6nnen li9 einen 8e=
9r,ff bapon MAIDEN, mas in benz gusz
brud uein 5ulI &esen" liest. sic
fpnnen auifidruns erbalten, tuenn iie
Der nadfolsenoen eisentbImliden 8ee
rcdnuns 9tufmerfIamfelt idenfen. Gin
older lit sleib 6,272,64O Guabratsoa,
unO eiu Soll tiefes @uiier auf b;eiem
Slddearaum inadt ebenl looie!eN Nuabrats
56Ge aug, mas 81 227 3oa auf bic
@a(lone, $4,000 @allonen ausma9t.
0ieie ulsebeure Guautitdt @aher piest
22O, 900 Yiunb pber nebr als 100
Tonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09
staotratbs=S erbama alamsen.

&eselmdBise 8eriammluus am 5.
Oftober, 1891.
Guiueieno bic Serreu Rieser, Soued,
&oeller unb @oriiber 2eisner.
Das BrotofolI BET 9erianmluns
pom 7. Geptember tuurbe uerleien unb
angenommen.
9ie fotsenben 8e6nuuser luurben
seprift unb 5ur 8abfuns onseiuieien:
u. S@mibt, StrnBenarbeit. .$23.10
q. Meper, -. 1885
tN. WilI, -. 20.35
8. &lee, -. 23.1O
$. Sobns, Jubrlobn. n......... 1925
>. 9pned. 2.25
&. 6. Mumbrauer, 8eieitisuns
eines @emeini@abenS. -. so
&. Mumbrauer, Nrmenbausfonb .35
Bei@foiien, bic BON Germ Goarab
9linse fir cine 2ot i'm Jriebbofe on
ben S9abmeiiter iiberbe5ablte Sumnte
BON $50 oieient nod G65us ber
Collectors .@ebiibre III, Betrose pun
81 so, Suriid5ueritatteii.
gsidloien, 800 bent 8oritano ber
fatbt. ct. @eorss &ir@e fir ben Dau
bes sur &ir9e fiibrenben StraBentbeifes
sur gerfisuns su felIen uuter ber Be=
biusuns baB bic Irbeiten nod 9or,
| Idriit bes BON ber Stabt ;u liefernben
Ylanes oussefibrt tuerben.
8eldlofen bie @uife an Der 0itlider
@eite oer MarititroBe bon ber Gde Der
4. big Sur Iibl, Gde Der 5. StraBe lesen
5u laiien unb burd Die 5. StraBe eine
Nbjussr0bre au lesen.
9ierauf 8erta9uns,
S1eo. @rab u. 6. 2eisner
glerf. 8orfber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

Solsenbes 1T basGrsebuis besSpieles
oes eagle aesel Club pdbrenb bes
Monats:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

Die @inipanoerun9 aus 9euti9(aub
III ben eriten adt Monaten oes laufen=
ben Sab:es 1T INT 10000 a0pie sr6s
per seiueien, als iii Der eutipreden'
ben Gerlooe Der 8oriabres. Die @in-
luanSerlns ans &uBtanb bat in Der
stei9en 8eriooe INT 5000, bic aus
Bolen nm 10000, bic aug Stulien I'm
II. 1000, Die aus Granddaughter um 5000
ju9enoulmen. Die @iniuanberung aus
Gu9lanb, Sbottlano unb Srlano 1T
siemlib unuerlnoert aeblieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

tanfen, ober mir tusrben mdBis bobe
Breile, nit einem uBerorbentli9en
n8ubm" baben, iuenn mir unlern 0ei=
3en 5uriidtalten, big er b6bere Yreiie
brinst. Benn es uns selinst, ben @e,
treioepreis big gu 6em 9untte, ben bic
Gage rebtfertist, in bic S6bs su treiben
10 iuirb Der seiddftli6e Gufidmuus elm
ME basetpeiener iein unb Der Mrbeiter
iplro ieinen gprtbeil bauon baben, pie
ieoer sluserc."
go beiaat bas neuefe Circular Der
5armersaa Ser @erfaiier beiiel>
BEN oerii9erte sleidSe,tia eiuem geribt.
eritatter, baB Die gircufare cine ae,p;iIe
@irtans ldon sebabt batten, baB aber
bic Gaian5 iid nidt aui 9ruderldpdrSe
aaein oerfaiie. gs iuiirbe au9 BON
Yerfon gu 8erion asltirt nnb einiluBs
reide 2eute ieien iteiis an Der 9frbeit,
unl Die 5nrntss iiir bic bon Der M(liana
befilriportete Iolitif bes 3urii dbaltens
oes geiaens Su setpinuen. ~. b. @. }
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09
Tt16.

gtli6e &sss unb@imer Der fol9enben
Sil1lorten perfaufe i6 5u ben ansesez
benen billisea Sreilen. Iae I'M beitsn
fril6en 5uitanoe:
Mmeritanil9e Sdrinse, i'll &ess so @ts
"a n;,,,cr SS a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09
DRESS GOODS

&inabams, hnb 4leiberifofien, Comets
idbirn,e, grauttrdn;e, Grimmin9s, 1dnber
unb anbereNribiobrs- -gopitdten bic f@0nis
unb bette Musmabt 3u ben niebrisiten preis
ZEN. GbeniaQs bdlte i'd 28olIenitoffe unb QUE
Sci Sanbarbeiten benntten artiseE. Meine
Nuspabl pom 0iiten umfait nur bas Neueife
ebenio mein Mfiortment pon glilmen iirtb
pdnber. Sanbi9ube, Sbawls niw. in
srsber ausmabl.
~ Erauerlleiber unb 6ute rsrben aw
large Noti3 anSefertiSt.
I'm seneisten 3uiprn& bittet.
Brau Ga.ysltne Glib
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09
Prsbmfte
Gorrisirt BON
Griibiabrs: ,t,to
Sotttt,tertuaarett. {.

Sd babe fir bic beporiiebenbe Saiion eius
iberaus sro6e unb i4one auswabl pon
y u 4 m 0n te1t
einaelest, bic bas NeleIte in aIIent mas In
elmer eriie Elajie YutmaarenbanbIun9 &c,
iiibrt rpirb, untfdbt. Die neueten sfuiter in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY.


Its Sessions Continued roday-New omccrs
FOR Next Year tlected.
The American Society Of Microscopes. or. -
il must be now called. the American Microscop-
icsl Society. continued it's sessions az the Column
bian Medical College on II street today. The
room was well filed this morning. number OF la
dies being among the delegates Bach Of the plat
form several blsckboards contained q number
Of scientific drawings Of various anatomical
sections.
The society this morning did not plunge st
once itnoscientiic subjects. but for time con-
sidered a number of business propositions. A
resolution was adopted calling on Congress 70
remove or reduce the duties now levied on for
eign microscopical apparatus, rs altogether
higher than necessary for the protection OF the
American maker.
The troasurer's report WAS read. showing ems
on hand at the opening Of the meeting.
ELECTION or orrIcsRs
The election Of officers followed and resulted
as follows President. Marshall u Ewen, Chi
caso; vice presidents. Dr. Robert Eeyburn. Die
trict OF Columbia, and Il. J. Num-. Georgia;
members Of the executive committee. Dr. J. A.
Miller Buffalo; T.. " Claypole. Akron. Ohio.
and DIR. ). NJ. Lamb. District of Columbia The
secretary. W. H. Seaman. and the treasurer, q
{. Mellor, hold over until 1888
The question Of the constitution and
change OF name was then discussed. IL vas
decided that IN future the society should he
known ms the American Microscopical society
instead of the American Society CT Microscop-
lists Considerable discussion followed as TO the
steps necessary TO carry out the transfer Of
property and membership from the old 90 the
new society. The details having been satisfsc-
tinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
FOUND LYING IN THE PATH.
Henry Hahn by Mistake Had Taken an
Overdose OF Morphine.

Overdose OF Morphine.
Henry Hahn, the son Of Charles Hahn. q
wealthy retired merchant who lives in North
9TH street, Philadelphia, nearly killed him.
self with morphine at Asbury Park
Wednesday night by Internationally tax
ing an overdose. Hahn was found lying
unconscious in Library Square, two blocks
from his cottage. He was lying across one
OF the paths. Policeman Borden succeeded
IN getting the unconscious man into the Do
lice wagon. Hahn revived while being driven
through the streets and asked where he was
going. When told that he WAS on his way TO
the lookup in Park Hall, Hahn asked the officer
TO take him to the Hotel Asbury. as the pro-
prletor was a friend of his family. He was
taken to the hotel and put to bed.
The man who found Young Hahn gave the
othcer a vial containing a white powder. l.
Oscar Grenelle, a druggist, said the vial had
contained sixty grains of sulphate of marphins,
but half of the contents were missing. Mr.
Grenelle and DIR. Williamson ran to the hotel
They found young Hahn in a deep stupor
They dressed dim and carried him into the
street. where he was walked about He revived
IN two hours. 1t was nearly FIVE hours before
he was pronounced out Of danger
Young Hahn said yesterday that he wss In
the habit OF taking sulphste OF morphine while
recovering from debauch and that be nuss
have taken too much while on his way home
He fully realized his narrow escape from death
and warmly thanked those who lad saved his
life- he Was allowed to 20 home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
THE GRAND ARMY,
Veterans Looking Forward to the Great En-
campment Next Year.

Veterans Looking Forward to the Great En-
campment Next Year.
Around Grand Army headquarters veterans
are still talking over experiences of their trip
to Detroit, incidents of their journey to and
fro, OF the visit to Niagara Falls and of re-
unions during encampment week. They talk,
too Of the encampment next year.
At a meeting of Farragut Post last evening
W. H. Mince was elected commander, vice DIR.
s. A. II. Mckim, resigned. A resolution was
adopted providing fora committee of seven to
cooperate with like committees from other
posts of the department to inaugurate meas
ures looking to immediate preparations for
the great encampment of 1892. to be held here.
The Department of the Potomac, covering in
territory only the District of Columbia. is small
compared with other departments including
whole states, but it comprises in its member
ship many OF the most active q. A. II. men in
the country. The membership at present is
about $500. 1t is expected that the interest
and enthusiasm aroused by having the encamp-
ment here will result In many recruits.
The principal theme of discussion now is the
time OF holding the encampment. This will be
settled by the executive committee of the ma
tional council of administration when that
body Is called together by the commander-in-
chief Inc advice of the citizens committee
will probably be taken to the most suitable
anu con'enlent time Ior nolulnS tne encamp-
ment.
Among the veterans the general idea is
that the encampment should be held late in
September or in October. Many of the boys
are getting old. said CT. A. II. man to STAR
reporter, land a march in a hot August sun is
a little too much for them" 1t is thought that
the time will be fixed SO as not to con-
flict with the Knights Templar conclave
in Denver in October. Not only are many q.
AR. men interested in the Templar conclave,
but many business men OF Washington whose
Interests would require their presence here
during the encampmeEt are active knights
Templar who would ordinarily go with their
communicates to the conclave.
Many of the department officers and other
active q. A. X. men are now absent from the
city. Some who went to Detroit have not
returned to the city, having taken their vaca-
tons ard extended their trips. When all are
home in the fall it is expected active prepara-
tions for the encampment will be commenced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows.
II. c. McCauley ct al. to j. W. Morris, lots lO
and ii, block %, Columbia Heights; 6. J.
NJ. ClaPp to f. p. Clapp, part 8, Peters sub Mt.
Pleasant; 8. S. W. Curriden to c. L. Boss,
sub l03, So. $50; $500. G. w. Fowler to F. p.
Selbert, sub AZ, So. 965; Sc. j. Nash to r..
c. Cogglns, sub rs. So. 725; 6. d. Is. Got.
terells to Rebecca W. OGrady, lot 20. block 3.
Ivy City; $3.50. American Security and Trust
Company to f. c. Jackson, sub l53, block "a,
Long Meadows, S23993. Ellen Sillers to Chas.
Walter, part 81, So. 500; $1,000. {. Walter to
Il Slllers, same property; $4,000. American
Security and Trust Company TO Ii. Schwartz.
sub 14y. block %. Long Meadows: s4Os. 95 En-
lie NJ. Darneille to Eliza j. Hewlett. part lO4.
50. 80; Georgetown; $500. II. +. Nee.
Moore ct Tx. ct al. to L. j. Watts, sub LOT
A. So. 1913; so. Same to S. J. Watts. sub lot 40,
SO. s23; 80. Same to II. S. Adler, sub lot 80.
50. s23; 81, 500. L. II. Lusby to ]. H. Nee, ut.
lot Is, 50. l047; Il. J. A. Prescott ct al to f.
w. Joyce, sub lots 81 and s.. SO. sos: $40. L.
Kenny to 5. and q. Oppenheimer pt. lots Is
and IA, SO. 175; S1.04s. Walter Huston TO A.
b. Hines, subs 81, S. AZ and 46, blk %. Rose
dale: 8. Lizzie b. Bates to ID. Stillyard. subs
and 8, So. 1910; =. 600. A. l.. Barber ct al ia
District of Columbia, all streets in lie Droit
Park; g. Mary +. Danenhower to A. C.
Merriam. pit. Is, SO. 500; $500. T. &. Daniel
to j. L. Paul ct al, in trust, subs 80 and 49, Me-
tropolis View; s.. T. Bernie to F. Binger.
subs l34 to l36. SO. 1851; g. +. Miller ct al to
Angelina X. Briarly, pt. 5, So. 347; g Ange-
lima h. Briarly to Julia b. Magee, same prop
erty; g. J. Il. Edison ct al. to Rose Glass. sub
Is, 50. 365; $500. n. Wilson ct al to j. A.
Cahil, sub ID, So. 1855; $. Ii. q. Griswold 10
Z. A. Downs. lot 400, Uniontown; $40 Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company to q. ID. vii
iams. sub lots l64 and los, block q, Long
Meadows; s49l.30. E. II. 0Donnell to J. W.
Hercus, sub lot liz. So. 1851; 40. j. S. Foster
to j. II. Mortimer, sub lot 7s. block 2s, Long
Meadows; $1,000. Washington Real Estate
Company to j. 5. Simons, sub lots 10, so and
81, SO. 9SS; S9I6-50. American Security and
Truct Company to ]. A. Simms, sub lots Isl.
152, l54. 155 and l56. block q, Long Meadows;
81, 1916. A. $. krause ct al. to L. W. Byrn,
part lot s, So. 925; $3.50. American Security
and Trust Company to ]. r. Wilder, sub lots
l66 and l67, block "a, Long Meadows; S49l. 80.
L. q. Spencer to II. C. Spencer, sub lot 259, SO.
1904; S5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
A Female Burglar.

Some days ago when Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H
Young Of No. 17l2 Lincoln. avenue were away
from home their house was entered and robbed
Of a number of valuable articles. including 9
gold watch and chain, some silver spoons and
articles OF clothing.
Detective Mahon had charge of the case, and
yesterday when the watch and chain were found
in pawn shop the officer succeeded in cap
turing the burglar, who proved to be a young
colored woman named Sarah Williams She
admitted that she was out in the woods picking
berries on the day OF the robbery, and her COM
panion went in the house and got the articles
and gave them to her.
From her Priscilla Smothers obtained the
more valuable articles Of plumber. and she SO.
cured loan Of $3.50 from Rev. Frank smith.
and the latter afterward needing the money.
sent the watch to pawnshop. The Smothers
woman is the wife Of Tom Smothers, who Il
now serving thirty years for rape.
Judge Harper heard the cases today, holding
Sarah Williams for the grand jury for burglary
articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

Joe Mennig, confined for treatment in the
State Insane Asylum at Harrisburg, Pa, es.
capped several weeks ago and contrived some
how to travel back undecided to the yincinitv
of Ashland, where he formerly lived. He a.
once made home for himself in a cave in the
mountains overlooking Ashland, and took to
himself the mad title of king of Noun
tains-" For two weeks now he has made himself a
terror to the public by appearing here and there
unexpectedly in a nude condition, brandishing
CLUBS, hurting stones at passers-by and uttering
insane threats Of vengeance and violence. The
Ashland town council held meeting the Other
night to devise waysa and means for his capture,
and authorized Chief Burgess 70 organize
and employ posse Of men to apprehend the
maniac. All attempts to seize him, however.
have failed, and the Wild man stin remains
"King oe Mountain"