davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1891-02-04
Did Not Prove a bonanza.

A warrant was sworn out yesterday by
John H. Wike. baker, whose shop is on
Larkin street, near Union, charging S. r.
Norton with obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. The warrant was served by Officer
Goreyan, who arrested Norton on Hyde
street. Wike claims that in May last Nor
ton sold him for 500 some shares of Next
can Bonanza mining stock. The complain
ant says he discovered that the stock was
worthless, the mine being the property Of
an Incorporated company with which Nor
ton had no connection whatever. The ac-
cused declined to make statement about
The morning call., 1891-02-04

b. j. MeAfee, alias Bernard McCaffrey,
was arrested last night by Officers Scott and
wells. The prisoner about eighteen months
ago was convicted in the Police Court of
petty larceny and fined 500 with the alter
naive or serving 100 days In Jail. He ap-
peaied the case, giving bonds for his appear
3hce In court. His conviction was affirmed,
but McAfee did not show mn to serve his
sentence, and was not found until the Of
hcers saw him Yesterday evening.
The morning call., 1891-02-04

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fiji defective sight. 427 kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-02-04
For an Unwarranted Arrest.

Harry Wescott has sued Frank Burke,
John T. Harris and others for $4,000 dam
ages, alleging that on the 1st of February.
1890. they charged him with having stolen
$4,000 belonging to the firm of Madison d
Burke, the alleged theft having taken place
at IL Turk street, and also caused his arrest
therefor. After detention in prison for two
hours Wescott was released, no formal
charge having been entered against him.
The morning call., 1891-02-04
visiting the Mipiny Hnrean

A large number CT people visit the State
Mining Bureau in the Pioneer Building every
day. the number sometimes being as high as
3uu The rooms are often full of visitors on
Saturdays and other days after the schools
let cut in the afternoon. Yesterday 1872
people registered their names in the visitors,
book
The morning call., 1891-02-04
Masonic Cemetery Trustees.

The lot-owners of the Masonic Cemetery
Association held meeting last night to
elect three Trustees for the ensuing three
years term. The board is composed Of
nine and their terms Of office are so arranged
that three retire each year. The three Trus-
tees elected were l.. P. Sage, Thomas p.
Kyle and George j. Hobe
The morning call., 1891-02-04
BerkeleY.

The question was raised on Monday night
at the meeting of the Town Trustees that
the 23d inst, the day set for the charter
curing on Sunday aud consequently the
next day will be a legal holiday. The mat
ter was referred to the Town Attorney for
his nnininn
The morning call., 1891-02-04
THE FINE RNITURE
M.L SIMMONS. AuaIIONEER.

WILL SELL TO-DAY.
wednesday ............-.....F ebruary 4, 1891,
AT II O'Clock A. at
1908 Deyisadero Street, Near Suffer,
The entire contents of the Home Bakery aud Va
riety Store the Furniture OF the family, consst
ing in part of: wo Fiue Showcases; Candies: Je-
lies: Notions; Scales: Mincing Machine; Water
back Range; 3o-galion koIind Water Boiler: Ia
bles: bedroom Sets: Wardrobes Meat Safe: Candy
Jars; Paper and Rags, aud erything used In
Bakery and Candy Mandatory.
Ii NJ J. SIMMONS, Aucttoneer.
The morning call., 1891-02-04

ESCAPED FROM THE SooIETY.-John Ira
vers, lad who recently escaped from the Boys
and Girls Aid society, was captured by ON Ger
Buckley In South San francisco yesterday. He
will probably be sent 10 the Industrial School.
The morning call., 1891-02-04

PRISONERS ARRAIGNED.-Tbree prisoners,
William Bourne Fee lie Fun and William H..
Harrington. were arraigned In the Quilted sta es
District Court yesterday. TIE Chinaman pleaded
guilty aud was released on his own recoguizance.
The other Two pleaded not guilty.
The morning call., 1891-02-04
DRY GOODS.
eSILkS SLAUGHTERED
Unheard of Prices!

We have marked every silk cost of
manufacture dispose the goods
effective method We invite inspection these goods prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEp-bI A GENTLEMAN. SMALL uN-
in reply. Address c. l.. s., Star office. IT.
NNANTED-TO RENT FOR LIGHT MANUFAC-
w turing PURPOSES room on LIST floor or basement
nearly centrally located Address X. B. E., Star Office.
fe2d-2t"
WANTED - FOUR FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
w nished rooms west Of 18th ST. bet. N and SITS.
n II suited will rent by the year; frst-cass ten
ant Address o AND STREETS. Star Office. fe26-9t
WANTED D BY TWO THOROUGHLY COMPE-
w tent respectable white women-dinin9 room and
kitchen. furnished where there steady board
ers. Address T.. H. Star office. IT.
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY = ONE UNFUR-
w nished room and board, bet. 10Th and 10th. /
and o: terms must be moderate; will take for
year suited Address G. l. O.. Star Office fe:s6-}t
WANTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN, A LARGE FUR
w nished or unfurnished front sunny room near
Columbia Athletic Club house. Address BACHELOR.
Star Office. fe21-:}ts
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-FOR CASH-A HOUSE OF SEVEN
w eight rooms in n W. west of 9th and north
Of the avenue, at from $4.5OO to $1,000. Address
hOAt, star ONCE. fe..t-St-
WANTED-A GOOD OR z ROOM HOUSE IN
w the southwestern section either frame brick,
for about ~. 600 cash. must be between and and
- and 10th SITS. s.w. State size Of lot. Address
h. Box 81 city p. o. fe25-N
WANTrD-TO RENT BY THE YEAR, GOOD
w house about rooms. near 9TH 81: road within
o miles OF Washington from to 10 acres land. Adj
dress u. L. JOINS, Star office. fe2s5-2t-
WANTED-HOUSES FROM $4 500 TO 81, OOO;
w also lots in Washington and Laner Heights
ACkEk L GADSBY,
auI3 IlUS + st. n W.
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WANTED-sTEAA CARPET CLEANING AND
w nnosstinr works Father renovated; matsrsssss
y: n. hOUNOs. l.0. Ia ava Islspkops No..
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A LOT NV. NOT OVER 2OX
W feet; state price and terms. Address LEGO, ST
office. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

LOB sALE-A LAndE li-kOoM HOUSE ON
o. 5stcgy md co0crsee csslax hack; lot Ikx
by e W.; Pss,c:Sa sll.y; r;ss s<.Soo TNoS 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

T. &. CUTLER CO.,
fe25-lw l423 st. n
E>OR RENT-N.w., 1011 NJ ST. 10 ROOMS 1917
II 21st St. 10 rooms. Both elegantly finished, nicely
located and reasonable; rent by month year.
q. 4: NORMENT, Room ~. Central Natl Bank bldg.
feast
LfoR RENT-1-ROOM BRICK, WITH LARGE CEJ-
4 lar; all modern improvements; q nice situation.
III 4th ST. Sc. key at ll9. I. b. STAHL, 41S La.
fe24-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

4 "a. SAa-E-Js "a. Iiue. ssxl.s It'll IM-
II prused 10 three-sfory brick that ran he easi
remotsled into rysd-psyinx investment. have
exclusive charec Of tins ErtJerty an1 authorised
to oner il at the low prace o. y a. pr foot.
JOHN h. WIGHT.
fesS-r 1+tNk q -.
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TAKES Mr. BLArRs SEAT.


Another very radical change is the one or
ganized by Senator Pasco. just now be il very
near the extreme left Of the democratic side,
but when the next Congress puts in an appear
ance Mr.. Pasco will be resting in the chair that
10 at present controlled by Senator Blair-the
rear seat on the main aisle. The position il q
most desirable one and Mr.. Pasco knows it.
Mr. FArLKSERs CHANGE.
Senator Faulkner also makes good move.
He gets senator Eustis' place; a nice location.
right behind Senators Vest and Gorman, and q
nrst-clsss place from which 10 catch the Vice
Presidentseye. This superior point of vantage.
when combined with the Senator's growing
activity, viii make the West Virginisn more
conspicuous In the next Congress than he has
been even in this. He will be in the midst Of
the party leaders, and by and by will himself
graduate ~ q leader Of more than ordinary
ability
Mr. BATK IN BETTER POSITION.
His transfer will allow Senator Bate 10 move
mp one peg. 50 that in c,se il should be neces-
sary to defend the memory Of Andrew Jackson
or to assert the right Of Jackson's statue to
stay where it is the speaker will be more
easily visible To all the occupants Of the
galleries than he now is.
TIE LoUIsIASIASs.
The LouisiAnian who succeeds senator Eustis
b senator White. and by the retirement Of
Senator Payne Of Ohio he will have his col.
league-Mr- Gibson-to coach him Senator
Payne was tho only thing that kept Eustis and
Gibson apart. Now nothing can separate Glib
son and White
There may be one or two other changes be
fore The Ffty-seeond Congress amounts 10 any
thing - . body. but these are all the moves OF
the senatorial board mp to the present Jus
what the whirligig Of time or the Farmers Al
nance, or some other power. may bring abou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

LNOK RENT
2123 L. st.. rooms and bath. ...............,& CAS-
2l2o l. ST., rooms and bath. ~
2l27 l. ST., rooms and bath. 40
These new and pretty houses and you should .e
them before renting elsewhere. T. IL BROOKS. Bf6
18th st. n. W.. fe24 III
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GOVERNOR Bu.L TO SIT NEXT TO Mr. BRIcE-MR.
wssHBCRs EARLY PRE-ENYTED Nh. INGALLS,
rtAcE-sESAToRs WHO MOVE DOWN WITHIN
RANCE OF THE VICE PRESIDENTS EYE
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MANIFESTATIONS.

w A1N CII--soll y AllO1NC.
NJ ANTED-B, RESPECTABLE CoL0REp 0IgL.
w, w Place as ause on houseworker in small family
WANTED-BY A GEN TEL CoLOnED 1IKl. A
W situation as chaEibernsid and seslinstress, or
sdrs.. n 49, fss e. Ss can be
WANTED.A SITUATION As HOUsEMAID BY
I ss
a. fee6-2ts
WANIED By YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
ar %ddfsss s RERf EsTSfE y ssss
WAANIED-A. WHITE MAN. OF LARGE tx E3;
connected. is open TO an engagement as sick nurse
adSrs.. g
W ANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
e s, wstsr. ,ootsn farm ,na asSry
WANTEp-AT HEADQVAkTERs : POSITIONS
w for cooks. chanbermails waitress. laundresses
n iS fSS.' ss:a
WANTED--BY A KEsPEcTABLE COLORED
,s Ti, place as chalnberlHsd or nurse Aggly at
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl place as nurse chainbernaid; good ref
erences. Gail at 4, st. ne. 1T.
WANTEp-BY LADY Bo0KKEEPER. sITUA-
dress r. r.. ri East Capitol st IL
WANIED-BY A YOUNG MAN TWENTY-THREE
work Tor small salary At start Address G u Star Of
fce. fe.,t-t'
WANTED-BY COMPETENT AND RELIABLE
w co!ored woman. wasiln- OF every Inscription at
her home or elsewhere can give good references Cal
or address 626 u st. n. IT.
WANTED-BY RELIABLE AND KEsPECTA-
w BILE colored woman, place in private family as
cook: rood references. Call at l,O1s 10Th st. n. W. 1T
WANTEp-sITUATIONs GERMAN CHAMBER
w maid. five years references, two God cooks and
coachman all white two cOlored boys housework and
laundress. days work. 100 ST. n. w.. DUNDORE'S'
WANTED A SITUATION BY YOUNG LADY
w OF experience stenographer bookkesper; good
reference. Address $. Az o.. star office. fe2o-H
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG IRISH
w man, situation as bartender good reference.
fe2J-it' Apply j. d. b.. 505 L ST. W.
"ANTED-EMPLOYERS FOR EXPERIENCED
w and polite servants Also positions for aPgheants
DURAND SHACKLEFOKD. Prop. sOS st. n.
jay1-30t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR SWEDISH LAUN-
w dresses and German cooks; also cooks housenen.
drivers. porters, candy makers, engineers, PAINTERS.
farm and dairy hands. BURNHAMS. lilo Il st. nv
fe2l-Gts
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PERSONAL.

:" ATER Qk"-CoNPLIED. PLEASE FAVOR
~ with sddrrss and receive fui informAsion. te.1ns
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE 10 MET
Aayocnx lady Tor tnslr MANUAL advantase- Az1dre0
hill Star ONCE. 1T
~ End on1WeEa- send 10 <<uts
b. W. fLlNk. A n, Ivy lnnfffufe.
fel6-1m South wesa cor sHh and ssk- n y.
A pTBoRIzED FkIyAIE pETEcTftE AGExcr.
"A Williams 90. Communicated yromffly ~
TENDED 10 and efrlctly coDncentlAl- On<t oI1A ~
leurs hA WILLIAM. h.n~s~r. No y - 49,
Full EVENING DRESS sUIIs. sILk on aATif
''n''' 10 'se'' ''n xKyposTH . sons.
,s27-lns 2I1 Norsh rsrs a.. hAlsiInass. Nd
NOV Il I'M fIGE -WT VII PAT y.BId
49, ~ . s6sssS Oh SlzxS 6Syf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26

cav-colored embroidery silks. They are also
nsed in the formation of night dresses ana
underwear for summer journeys.
SUMMER GIKrs' OUTFIT.
Here Is the summer girls outfit. Her shirt
has chin-scraping collar, wide cuffs, and the
bosom plated, tucked. corded or fiuted 20
suit her fancy Her spats arc made OF the
Same material as the skirt, and her ,cutaway Is
silk-lincd, with tail and breast pockets.
Fnur-in-hand scarf. fob chain. dog-head PIN,
russet gloves, eyeglass and pipestem parasol
complete the outfit The skirts may be made
OF selected silk. muslin. msrseilles or percalee,
and the coat and skirt OF hannelette, wool,
tafetta or melton. -,
For the summer n fnvorite material Will DO
rronadine. tucked in some contrasting coior.
One Of these in helotrope is made with tucKs
of pale re.eda. 1t is trimmed with Jet; ana
has q draped sack Of black satin RIBBON.
Another grenadne Is black, with narrow
tucks Of Spanish yellow.
The newest coaching parasols are OF plain
pros-grain silk, lined with shot surnh. lndla
Silk parasos in delicate tints or white. have
prrttily wrought border at the edge: OF are
finished with founcos, pinked on each edge and
lightly gathered Fancy parasols are OF Jesse
or mousselinr de- soiedOtted with velvet chli-
fon. over silk glittering with ''jewelied' GAL
looms. and India silk draped with gauze and tes-
tooned with lace flowers, caught mp with tiny
rosebuds. OF rather fine flowers. spanish
parnsols of vivid yellow crepe de chine are
yelled with silk.dotted black net end trimmed
With black lace frills or black chiffon
fOunces. dnintily scolloped in black and gold.
The mctajizesi ribbons this season are very
handsome and some eIquisitely emoro'-
rc,a1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26
A Tension Rnble.

by GrOnor WASHINGTON Esop (RRHrrR nsnTE)
THREE blind Mfoe. whose Tails bad unhap-
PLY been cut of with Carving Knife by tho
fnrnlers Wife. we're, upon their return TO
only OF being received with Ridicule on nc
count OF their Calmitv. bat, indeed, OF being
brought TO Want At this crisis. It occurred
TO them TO represent that they had lost their
tails in War: they did 20; the cry Of Bobtailed
Union "Mousei" was raised, and the political
cfect was so great that these Mice were pro
vided for life with Fat Berths at the public
Cheese.
Noral.-Decoption Is often the better part
Of ValOr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26
Sale of Valuable Property.

Sutton & Co. will on Monday, April 9th, at
O'Clock P. NJ, cell at public auction the de;
srable west Broad street property situated
on both the north and south sides of west
Broad. between Madison and Monroe and
iionroe and Henry streets. This property,
which is a comnissioners sale, and is fully
advertised In another column. is worthy Of
the attention of real estate purchasers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26

Frce samples Of Ir. Milo. Restorative
Nervine. at Owens h Minors Drug Company,
1917 Main street opposite postofiice, cures head
ache, nervousness, sleeplessness, NEURALGIA
fits. nervous debility, poor memory, etc A new
and remarkable discovery. Or address tho Or.
Miles Medical Company. Elkhart. Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26
For Over Finy Years

Mrs winslows Soothing Syrup has been usel
for children tee;hihg 1t soothes the child,
softcns the gums, allays all pain, cures WIND
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26

Name Of the company IN full, THE EQUTTA-
B11E JJFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STA1kS.
Home or principal Office OF said company, l2D
broadway, New York City.
Character Of the company-whether life acct
dent, casualty, city COOPERATIVE association,
brotherhood. live stock, or any other association
insuring life-Life.
President HEFnT y HYDE
Vice President, JAMES ". ALEXANDER
Secretary, WILLIAM AbEfASDEB.
Cnehier, SIDNEY b. HMM
Comptroller JoEE A. Mccall.
Organized and ipcorporyted July %, 1889.
Commenced business Jafr -, 1859.
Name Of the general agent in virginia, JOHN
L. Wat.
Residence Of sfro general agent in Virginia,
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26
DELINQUENT TAXES.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

OrFIcEoF COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAxEs,l
RICHMOND. April /, 1891.
BY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY, 1T is
RLQU lRED that notice shall be given in the
daily newspapers under the direction Of the
Committee on Finance. that the LIST OF De
LINQUENI IhNES on Rial ESTATE for the
preceding year will he published in one or more
of the daily papers. and also the time and place
OF sale of said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above, notice T. hereby
given that said list will be published in the state
on SATURDAY the 18th day Of April. and SAT,
take place in front of the City Hall on Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth streets, be-
tween the hours of o'clock VI. and ( o'clock
T. NJ. on MONDAY the 4ih day Of Nav, 1871
Al parties who do not wish to have their prop
oriy advertised End sold As delinquent must
pay on or before the 18th DEL Of Ayril, l,gl.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes
M 81 su W. I'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26

UICKOK'S NO. I, II. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE sUN-CIIRED ARE PURE. CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUN-CUEED TOBACCOS. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26

$3.50

Thonumber Of policies issued Our
ing the year ,.............,,..... $3.50
The amount OF insurance effected
thereby ...,.....................s ea27s,9i5 90
The amount OF premiums received
during the year 29353, 200 60
The amount OF interest received,
and oil other receipts ............ 35036.6S3 81
The amount Of losses and addi-
lions also endowmeps and sd-
diuons paid during the year. es17,9i0 q
The amount Of expenses ,........ 1880 Sc
Tie whole number Of policies
The Anroun, Of liabilities OF risks
thereon. aud eli other liabilities. 95,505,eT -
Tho amount OF capital s~cos, IL
The amount Of assets and how in
Cssh on on hand and deposit in ,rus.
compsnies stinteTest. ......... s69i,s5i -
Real estAts. including purchases
under foreclosure. .....,.....,. T,i59,0E -
Bonds and stocks owned By the
company, ....................... 6l,529,2so 90
and on stocks and bonds 49,. es,l45,-65 IS
Interest snc rents due and ac-
cIued, deferred premiums and
other securiacs ,............... sBi4s3l ss
Amount Of divfdgnds ............ i,666,9aO %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26

IF YOUR BAOR ACHES,
Or you ore all worn out, really good for moth
ing, it ia general debility, Try
BROWk'S XRON i5IPTEJfs.
Il will cure you, clt6nsp You liver, and give
god aopetho.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26
LICENSE TAXES.


OFFICE OF THE CoIIxcToR or CITs TAxEs.l
CIT HALL
RICHMOND, Va, April /. 1891. J
LICENSE TAX.-CITI LICENSES FOR TIE
II ear 1891 hayo been placed in nv hands for
collection and are now due. as follows:
Agents. 1iT scSvcnsor,
baggage and express, COmmirion merchants,
FERTILIZERS, Dentists,
Jnsurance Detectives,
Labor, Glectrlclans,
lnnd Express companies,
Manufacturing arti- Fish and oysters
cles, Fruit stands, &c,
Renting houses, Hotels.
Railroad ticket, lmr ounding lot,
Stoanship lines, Intelligence Office,
Type-priters: Junk dealers;
Architects. Liquor Dealers:-
lttoncys-nt-law, Wholesale
Auctioneers:- Retail,
General. Wholesale malt.
Real estate, Botthng;,
Tobacco Livery stables,
Common crier; Loan Offices
Dar-room. Lumber measurers.
billiard tables. Mercantile agencies,
Boarding houses; photographers,
Brokers:- PHYSICIANS,
Cattle, Private bankers,
Commercial, Private entertainment,
Insurance, Public rooms,
MERCHANDISE. Restaurants,
Pawn. Snaek.
Railroad ticket Storage,
Ship, Telegraph and tele-
Stock, phone companies,
Tobacco; Veterinary surgeons
Chemists. &c &c
Parties failing 70 pay this tax on, or before
APRIL 80, 1891, will lie subject TO the penalty
'''''''''1 - ''-' r. VI. CUNNNGHAM.
apl-lm Collector of City Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-26
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

X94G1f afnE4aff ron, fnf 1904
a. a SSSs $s$ H$ H$$SS5 $F
THE C6TE 0f VIRGINIA. CHATTER %. SEC
TONS 1850 AND Jes3, RKGU LATING THE RE
The Critic and record. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1896, 1891-05-09

HOUSEKEEPERS ARE WARNED against
the impositions of company of females, who
under the lead of a male agent, are now infestng
the kitchens of this city, performing trick which
they pretend is a test of baking powders.
1t having been intimated that these persons
are the paid agents of the Royal Baking Powder
Company, this is to advise all concerned that this
Company has no relation whatever to them that
their so-caed test is a sham and that the females
are instructed and employed to perform these
tricks and make false statements in all Kitchens
to which they can gain access by concerns who
are trying to palm off upon housekcepers an
inferior brand of baking powder through the
operation of fallacious and deceptive methods
The Royal Baking Powder Company in no
case employs such agents, and whenever the
name of this Company is used to gain entrance
to houses, the applicant, no matter how respec-
table in appearance should be regarded and
treated as an imposter.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co.
100 Wall ST. New-Y York.
The Critic and record. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1896, 1891-05-09
PERSONAL.

DR.. Meigs Case of Oneonta, New York, is at
Willards.
The Rev. Dr. Hicks and wife of London are
at the Arlington.
Mr.. c. l.. Pleasants of the st. Louis Republic
is at the st. James.
Mr.. Austin C. Edwards OF London, England,
is at the Arlington.
The Rev. r. J. DOwney of Leavenworth,
Kansas, is stopping al the Metropolitan.
DR.. G. Z. Van Gensyling of Albany, New
York, and Mr.. CIV. Collier of the United
States Marine Corps and wife are at the Ma
tional
Hon. II, NJ Yardley of DoylestOwn, Pa;
henry l.. Gucrin of Paris, France, and John
X. COwen, leading Democratic politician OF
Baltimore, are at the Ebbitt.
Miss Marie Decca left for Philadelphia and
New York to-day at noon, She will appear Mt
the Academy OF Music in concert with the
Marine Band in the former city tonight and
in New York tomorrow night. The band and
Miss Decca will return here on Wednesday to
prepare for the Presidential concert to be
given on next Friday evening.
MetI0pOiitdR-F. NJ. Sawyer and wife, South
Bend, Ind; T. d. Stakes, Richmond, Va; j.
NJ. Harry, Charlotte, n. G.; E. x, Collier, New
Orleans La; T. +. Wood, Wilmington, n. c.;
W. b. Pccor, Maysville, Ky.
NatiOnal-Albert G. Duncan, Rochester, n
y; W. Thomas, Oakland, Md; d.. b Austin,
Grand Rapids, Mich; George Marsh and wife,
Albany. N. y: Mrs. j. II. Blount, Macon, Ga !;
W. +. Bate and George E. Stecs, Conshocken,
Pa.
81. james George Moon, Wilkesbarre, Pa;
W. R. Curtis, savannah Ga; Mrs Bullock,
Mt. Holly, n. j.. j. l.. Sperry, Chicago; g. w.
lIaden, Montl omery, Ala; Il. ii. Prentice and
wife, San Francisco d. Pullman, Kansas
City, Mo.
" Rdrd'S-B. A. Elliott, Pittsburg; Nathan
Bartlett, South Bethlehem, Pa; $. j. Tennant,
lr., New Orleans; II. i. Boyd Boston; Her
mann Seilbert and wife, Newark; Miss Helms
worth, Chicago.
A|inOt0H-Mr and Mrs. Harry Keller, Belle.
fonte, Pa; Gerris II. Davis, Chicago W. B..
franklin, New York; Aug G, Barry, San
Rafael, Cal; George w. Kctchcm and wife,
Newark, N j.; G. o. Probest, Columbus, Ohio.
Hotel J0tRSOH-LOuis Durr, Milwaukee; NJ,
X. Bowen, Kansas City NJ. M. Mann, Man
chester, Va; Maurice Bonly, Maryland; A.
Stetson, Philadelphia
E1Giu-Maior II. b. Fleming, U. s. A re
tired II. c. Parsons, Natural Bridge, Va; W,
H. Bowers, Eenver, Col; g. Mcknight, ST,
Louis; Y. y Hogan, Pittsburg; II. p. Spencer,
Cincinnati; q. N. Metcalf and wife. lndianapo-
lis.
JOymleys-Mi NJ. r. Bird and Miss s. G.
Bridge, Boston, Mass; Mr.. j. w. Whllley and
Miss Jane Whalley, Portland, Ore.