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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commodore James A. Greer,
ordered to examination for promotion. Lieut..
Albert Gleaves, ordered to the Boston ON the
18th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05
THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

fINhERE Is NOT A DAY PASSES BUT THAT THE
II uncertainty Of lie IL made more manifest The
shSv that during April the death roll was the
largest for years The partinz Will be all the harder
provision has teen made the beloved family 10
shortly To BE- thrown their own resources An M
surahe- Policy .Or q Good rOunt sum would oe
Thousand times welCOIne at such time hrlte anu
I'm GIL CHAS. i. GukLkY. l.s26 y 81 n W. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

PAHxExrs AUTHoarxxD.-Ths Secretary a ths
Navy has authorized paymsnts 10 b nAds -
follow: To the Union iron works. eaa Fran
cisco, seventh payment on ths eoast dsfsnss
vessel Aontsrsy, el4s. go; cranp . eees, Afth
Py%sos 2. ,. s.s,'; T. No SSs ssS
iron works, rsnnsylvsnia, paxtAal paynsat e
six-ineh gun forgineA os,e7l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

SEcRETARY~BLAINE left the city this morning
at 10 o'clock for New York to attend the must
cal festival, Of which his son-in-law, Walter
Damrosch, is director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

NEW BANKs.-The controller of the currency
has authorized the National Bank of Avondale,
Pa. to begin business with capital of $50, 900,
also the Greyport National Bank of Adams,
Mass, with a capital of 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

REWARD FOB BnAvERY.-Secretary Foster
yesterday sent to Frederick T. Hatch, keeper
of the Cleveland Breakwater light station, .
gold life saving second service bar" suitably
inscribed in recognition Of his gallantry in res
cuing Mrs. Catherine Hazen from drowning
near Cleveland Breakwater, Lake Erie, on the
night of October 26, 1890. Hatch in June, 1886,
was awarded gold medal for saving several
lives on Lake Erie in 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

NAVAL MovEMENTs.-The new cruiser Newark
sailed from League Island for Hampton Roads
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

F~s2O REWARD FOR INFORMATION
~ that will lead to arrest of the party who
ave-. Saturday at pm. lmy 49, iEUdENE iETERs.
NOTICE.-MADAME ROHR.
- formerly Of 1410 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.,
see her friends and patrons. my4-3ts
E~DExTEs STEAM LAUNDRY.-IT Is
friends patrons and the public in general that the
dexter Steam laundry told and reliable. estab-
s w hs r. addition, and
Sid nns s and sole proprietorship Of HENRY
NJ DEAIEk. ap23-1m
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY,"
- Members are informed that the new trade
for issue Please write your address the
lace OF the Old pink cards expiring April S9l. and
return them WITH proper fee 70 any Of the foowinx
viii not reoognze the old cards after April 80. 1891:
k k22ENSEk ioo ~ "a sad Asa p S
and At ?o3 10Th q from Y % u 30 and 81 m
y AfEtM HETTt IN Ma asensh st. Bu, ssstisttcs
HSNi. i$iS 8. NV w. Sh Aud. once once
JNo: MohkfsoN, 4i5 st. nv Fen Ufice .rs''
SoRS fJNS. d s% Sss 4. 4: q. g: N:;psps
FRANK sIIiEl, 7o5 18th ST. NV. 80
Z {. BRoMN. ?th st. and r. I. ave. drug storel. :
EF ~ lh W r.; I'm nns 4. and rntvp
!. 81 ANDRUs, 9sS 3. [ ave-. G. L. q. Int. Dept.
join SoAksSSs ioi5 4. n ", Reg O., rr...
e. WAoHMIEESS s e i = III Il, % "a 4 frs.;
s e. order Of the executive cSwp%istss
sYo-l...o =. W. AA6SdA. Becy.
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.~HLANKETs.

BLANKETS
~ We have the facilities and knovledrs
- to how they should be laundried and
Fusrantee to return them ~ you equal 70
new. Name and address, please. and one
OF our wagons Will call for them.
ToLNAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
sps-Sm 80 &. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05


BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
9ls AND sl5 ST. NV
Has the BIS. plan devised for securing Homo
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
An, sls Ss.n s.A
i so ssc x f5 Tee k kF5iI Az
SPECIAL RhIMENTs-
a EELs.sh: : Pres: andres wal. MsT.
W -.oA''A i' TRUSTEE; J. T. sni'h' Atty.
AMERICAN SEEM e hsl,I0n f fSIo, TRUST co.
ap2osr CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
|TAk SAIioS az w sATE PEp9slr COMPANY
CAssrsd BY spsei4 act Of Congress- anuAry q, 1867
Trust coaPaxY
u psny S.ss 70 annoEnee that /. has Sec.t,.a
from The e9nTssr o. the currency its certificate Of
Z. asrs.ofer.. and for twenty four years past tn.
nabesfor safe keeping proof building and
g:oea ,.u,. which have time and a. O,hsr mod
en- spplianess.
.Ss q he sf Ss
h s.. y be. iqy s0nped WITH TIE law n a.
49, u.nsscted BY IL act As executor. adiniais-
and VIII reeve .H and 81 sas
osecngtion committed to u BY any by indi-
trust fund.- and trust Investments are kept seps-
-. xh, =, ION the assets Of tie company Be
"A'sA Pr0''ssioa Ih s. somPSny has capital Of
sssIs:i q. !. silswsd On such dsp S '' '' '''
BENJAMIN y. sNIDEK. President
ShME kfMs g Jo SatSnEs Eir.s y,Ss FTg.ldsa,
ALERT fi L s hiast itsir' Secretary
william T. Clark. K Ro.. Perry,
Levts Clsphane. George r. Plant
Ckarles c. Glover. ZenasC' RoSblns
Thomas Hyde. John r. Rodxer.
Charlie. A. james. bsnJanin r snyder,
Jarles NJ Johnston. ALERT l. sturtsvsnt
.rii fa - ~ Andrew W yhss. A. "hi.ra'
twIs Q TEWKsBURY,. v. B. HIBBs.
- bAaksr. 90 Broadway. NY Msnsxer
Asmbss Washington stoch Exchans~
LEWIS @. TKwKsBURY d CO..
BANKERS AID BROKERS.
1885 ST.. WASHINGTON. d. c.,
n % 70. . ssse o 6. on margin S'0el' Bond.
Nrscf private wires TO New York and Chicsso
interest allowed on deposits.
Gut of-town business . slectAlty.
All Local Securities dealt
ocassAst Quotations a. uArksts Tslsphone s4a
Jso. ". coRsoN- mo " MACaRTNEY,
coRsoN d MCCARTNEY.
snt.s. .ad sTp ...I, 2 lsS sT s1sa
s.s R.pS- IT,. ..ss.ess Loans collsss,9n.
Sa4r.n .s e s . I1s Philadelphia Boston and
E.as:s s:. issssis: ~. Sl f::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

SECRETARY TRACY left the city yesterday for
New York. Mrs. wilmerding, his daughter,
sails for Europe tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

CONTINENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internalr eve-
nue., sos, 7O9; customs, $3I3,47s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

Wreck On the Norfolk and wesssrn-0Ds
Life Lost and several Men injured
Special Dispstch 10 Ths EVENING star.
PETERssURe, Va, May "a collision -
Cured at fuckers siding on the Norfolk and
Western road east of Petersburg about mid
night last night between two freight trains
Seventeen cars we're wrecked and the contents
scattered in ell directions The locomotive Of
one Of the trains was badly wrecked and
thrown down an embankment
An unknown white man who vas stealing .
ride was killed. w. A Cooke of Petersburg,
engineer of one of the trains, and John sham
banauch Of Nottaway Court House, hrs0aA,
were badly hurt The track vas torn up foe
about thirty yards. In consequence Of the -
cident the west-bound passenger train due here
at II o'clock an. did mot arrive until O'Clock
this afternoon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

1851. A. CLARKE, DEALER IN PINE AID
OAK piling. X. X. ties. cedar posts and wherf
timber. Oak lumber cut TO ordsr. Once: pth q.
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---
As We are neither q bank a trust company We
annot indulge IN very large figures. yet. merely as
Building Assoc istiOn. the above. take it, is
F~ry res.e table SHOWING. Wedoa very careful AMI
|e1lIIn- bus ness and we do it micay giving
he members the benefit of that economy in good
interest dividends and at this time Attending the
Borrowers assistance in the shape Of advances very
feasonab!e ami extremely accommodating terms.
We are Paying three different rates profit to our
funrib>rs viz; per cent per annum shares with
Drawn before maturity; per cent per annum On
Pie.iai payments. interest paid monthly If desired
Id money returned on demand without waiting. and
per cent per annum on the m.tured shares. We are
bow rede-aing the first and second series at IL Der
|snt per annunI profit.
We make advances Of $50 on each share for 90 per
non'n SOC On hNe shares for $40 per month. $50
Fn seven shares for sl4 per month. 81 800 on ten
sres .or 80 per maath $4,000 twenty shares for
! 90 per month These payments run for hundred
onths. Ana then your property 10 free from debt
This Is much better than paying rent. Shares can
always be taken and no back dues are required You
IAN settle advances at any time and stop
payn OF interest those advances thus settled
hp- We afford every facility and accommodation to
bur meIabers 10 acquire property to good far
Interest their SAVINGS Our ofce al Sol Ith -
W. AMI our meetings the first Wednesday in
zach molth- ONE AWAY open for business
r. C. DuneAnson. Presdt- Lewis Abraham. Vice Pres't
, raHeIs n s4ItOn. Treas John Cook. Secretary
500 lIth st.
DIRECTORS.
|Andrew Glass, +. W Brandsnburs.
" na- p Seville, VIM H. Goods.
Charles Baum, VIM X. Hil.ysr,
A. ~ Aseker. G. ". ScheII-
C. Bsnkes BroOkes.
Charles h. Benz arnin.
myl-st Attorney. % Corcoran building
A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFEkED SMALL
investors who receive (pro rata) the same profits
rs large Ou-s Placing their savings in guaranteed
r-sniu.n notes SECURED by first deed Of on real
ate Note % 80 20 subJeCt to being taken up as
|Ots are soid 60 ~ premium. and In default Of
tal ul-nt OF Jte at maturity Will from 100
80 Ga Proh In order that all may themselves
|of THIS Desirable aLd sale unity s-li-Inontly pay
nsnts of sl0 " Will Dc srceptcd during the present
|fnonfh- THOMAS A MITCHELL.
9o4 st.. Washington city, ID. g.
-AssparstN lot JONl $50 fee. secures each note
Jtte Insurance COmpsnys abstract guarantee Of
responsible bank M hOuse of this city. Orders non
|fesideIts promptly responded to.
ap2l-lst' T. A MITCHELL. ea4 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

STILL In TIE RING.
-l-l-I-l-l-
W W WE HAVEN'T COUNTED LIGHT
WWWW WEIGHT ovERcoATs as dead
W W issue" Good thing we didn't. To-
day reminds US of earlier in the season. when
they were . constant necessity You really
need something of the sort more NOW than
THEN. You haven't-many of you-the help
ofyour thicker suits NOW you're spring clad
and the sharp air cuts like q knife. Don't
shiver for shame of wearing coat you thought
you'd hung up" for rood. II you'd made up
your mind to treat yourselves to . new one in
the fall you never do better-get more for
your money-than today. and these frequent
ups and downs of the mercury plead the
cause Of immediate purchase for personal pro-
lection. ''Git-edge" Coats-sIO to S35-
sTYLIsH-FITTINe and FINE
We've 10 fear out We can please every man
of YOU"
-I-i-l--i-I-
A MATTER Or PK1nK
-I-I-I-l-T-
II How's YOUR COAcHMAN LOOKING
hHH Livery speaking: weare asking be-
II cause he should be wearing the sum-
msr one by this tme-and OURS are READY
for IMMEDIATEIDELIvERY. Whether you
keep your coach In town or take it away with
you It's all the same-you need the new Livery.
There won't be . better dressed coachman in
the set" than yours If WE do the Quitting
Cheap enough. you'll say. too. No time like the
present for attention to this matter.
sAKs AND COMPANY
PENN. AVE. Fret
AND Among
SEVENTH ST. Outattsrs
BERKELEY.
Registered Trade Marx.
PURE RYE WHISKY.
e4s Gallon, u Quart and SOC. Psnt.
JAMES rHARP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

.swooDs b GSSfsKrRs
,o,,r I222 ST.
FEATURES
OF OUR BUSINESS.
The rapid Increase in our business in the last six
pointed offices than we had anticipated where
general Ssnh ha@t business
ions sniH;t.d arms w snd sas s9rP Sns
dent that our methods of doing
business will please patrons.
We desire hss. to S call attention, sa, onto to
who contemplate chanElng their
bank account or opening new
will call and see us, feeling
sure that hat, any who do so will re-
COLLECTIONS made and exchange drawn free
INVESTMENTS Investors v viii III fina with us in
vestments in both large, and
81 ,,. amounts no mt, secured by deeds
If not on hand in sums to suit
we will allow interest de-
posits until satisfactory invest
TIME es5s i: Of
they issued for. thus offer
ing capitalists and investors
safe 1ss, ny Ws sna Ir01,t in
semi-annually or annually as
IN. II this WY .., We ODER every
with good banking to those vino
do business with US.
LADIEs. Special attention eiven them;
counssling and assisting them
in all business transactions II
desired.
We furnish them good safe,
conservative Investments, col
lectin0 interest if desired and
remitting as directed.
SECURED DEEDS Paying interest from to 10
OF TRUST. per cent. furnished those desir-
ing them.
We offer nothing but the best
securities to our customers
Call in and see We will take pleasure in showing
You our investments at all times.
II you wish to open bank account.
II you wish to place your funds where they will draw
interest
If you wish to make good investment.
II you wish exchange on New York. Baltimore and
Chicago.
If you have q collection to make.
II you have u note to discount.
II you wish to raise money on collaterals.
Call and see US.
WOODS 4 CO., BANKERS,
my2-3t 12.s2 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

E~THE INDEPENDENT ICE
~ COMPANY
Announce TO the citizens of Washington
that they are prepared as usual to supply
Its patrons with the best quality Of
KENNEBEC ICE
At the lowest rates. Bear in mind tina.
our Yellow Wagons, plainly marked
INDEPENDENT ICE CO.,
Serve all parts Of the city and Mount
Pleasant.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT
On all tickets purchased or ordered from
office.
COR. 18th ST. AND PA. AVE.
ap1U-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

e~BRIGHTON PARK.
-. On the b. and o. Il. r. in full view of Capt.
tol and monument; magnificent scenery; high and
healthy.
Join the company now being organized ON Q mutual
basis. 1t costs only u per share monthly.
Don't delay inQuiring or you may miss the oppor-
tunity.
Full particulars at the office Of
my2rH GEO. W. EVANS, 6.}3 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

6fiNts Eo sSflNEss D! PROPERTY e. IN
OF G d. on or Bss
up such building as the party might desire This is
town being the center Of three Street RAILROADS. sese
tric, Arlington and Washington and Georgetown). 1t
Store or IN fact for any large or Sssy Susness
p x .pRyns
ap3O-5t 400 g St. near u. S. Treasury
EssERIh A sssS5EsS ASD BUILDING
MEN 9Th SERIES
Books for subscription to to stock s in the
Are open the Of the Secretary and treas
ursr. Kellogg building,
xo s IiHK S;ins EACH
reEh GEST
DEPOSITS
Equaltnc or exceeding six monthly payments on
over I1.OoO shares have been subscribed in the
both as means Of monthly SAVINGS and I'd as hsipfSi
medium to persons wanting money purchasing
The secretary and treasurer, Jno A. Prescott. will
Be- happ 70 give all INFORMATION concerning
.0ns may ee o6.. med q him at hs Once, also
day between the hours Of :: N. and $50 pm.
RoBr. g. cAM fFissf,Gffn's s17 10th st. NV
DAVID @. DIXON. surs.on generals once. War
Directors:
SSffE%%tS SftRRn1. $ES + Il SShHt4s sR.
j. W. ST. CLAIR.
40, mo. A. fEHsSo fef k:iioss building.
@ We are ceiling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. lie. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. e. 70 DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE.
With Spring Hinges. Hook and Eye and Knob q each
rs Fl. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE.
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle. e each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75c. EACH.
FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, "a rs
S-oUARr ICE CREAM FREEZER, q. IS EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH.
Fer 100 square feet, 7Oc
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT.
Per 100 square fest. eoc.
BARBER ROSS,
COR nth AND srs NV,
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. ap7-3m
~YouR STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
pGoaPff s M0R8 e HT of Tew f q
Special prize; x E ssn s hxbArs
PRINTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

U~THE BELTsvILLE LAND IMPROVE
~ ment Co. invite inspection Of their beau
tiful subdivision. l2 miles from the city ON the
Washington branch of the b. and O., admitted
by all to be the most desirable place between
Washington and Baltimore. copy of their
attractive and interesting prospectus will bs
mailed to any one on request. The place can
not be fully appreciated until it has been seen,
and we extend to you cordial invitation to 70
out and zee 1t for yourself.
BELTSvILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO..
my5-6t' Room 10, Equitable building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

Dr.. 0ag0e ~ bern IN Coff IN 162l, and ~
only appointed srchbishop Of York on January
II iast, sucossding the Noss Rev. wu- Tho4-
con, DID,, Who aisd Dsosnbsr q lseo Dr.
Mage preyiou 70 his appoint1sns = arch
which position he was appointed IN lesa, o ths
dsath Of Dr.. Jeune, being, 10 b aid, he ouly
Trinity College Dublin man ever sppodntsd =
sn Ingiish go. Or. Mage vss ssiscssd = 60
a he speoia1 preschers q 81 Raul'a WsstmiD-
- vsn - q win1sor, bs1sss - 0assA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

RSNATIONALlST CLUB, NO. i, 800 + ST.
~ nw.-H. q. Wiltshire, who polled LOCO
votes nationalist candidate for Congress the 9th
district of California. will speak WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING on 1.-The May Labor Demonstration" my5-2t-
K~SPOToMAC COUNCIL. NO. 20. JR. O..
Members of this council requested to meet In
special session at the council chamber THIS (TUES
DAY) EVENING at = o'clock to take action on the
death OF our late brother, Hamilton Bronaugh.
Members are requested to assemble at the council on
WEDNESDAY EvENlNG at O'Clock pm for the
purpose of attending the funeral. MEMBERS of sister
councils fraternaly invited.
A. +. TUCKER. c. fIt.I Q. P. BROWN, B. 3.
k~K.OF P.-THE MEMBERS OF HARMONY
- Lodge, No. u, Knights Of Pythias, are re-
guessed to be present At the REGULAR meeting TOMOR-
Tor the funeral Of late brother Rob
ert ). McKericher. Also meet at the Castle Hall
THURSDAY, May z, at 2:30 O'Clock pm. to attend
the funeral Members of sister LODGES are respectfully
invited to attend. By order of the G. C.
It. Attest BEN c. McQUAY. X. Of r. and 8.
R@EVENING STAR:
~ This mornings Post publishes an interview
with Mr.. E. d. Easton, in which the latter made
say that he believed the assets Of the American
GraphoPhone Go. would show up much larger than
Mr.. Easton could not have made this statement with
reference to this company. 1t has no liabilities.
1t JAS g. PAYNE. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

M AruAbishep % Yssk Dead.
LONDON, Nay k.-Ths Most Rev. WIN. Conner
Magss, 2. D., arehbishep Of Yerk, has did iron
induensA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

R~AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND
~ and one Of our customers have provided
space for lunch room the sixth floor our 10th
street building and have opened the same. We are
now prepared to serve them in a first-eass manner
mh20-3m WOODWARD LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
- of the Riggs Fire lnsurance Company for
the election of nine trustees will be held at the ofce
Of the cOnpa ly, l:S:3l st. NV, on WEDNESDAY,
May ~. 1891. Polls will he opened at II m and
closed AZ O'CLOCK p NJ Transfer books will be closed
on ths day Of election. FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
ap-I-ss. tn.s-Id Secretary.
F~JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. BAIrI
- more. Statements respecting the college
courses OF the Johns Hopkins University for the
year oeelnnlng September 30. 1891, are now ready
TRAR. - " 80, .1-e 49,. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05
E~sTHE cAsHTowN CREAMERY CLUB.
IT'S OBJECTS AND ITS ADVANTAGES.

This organization has for its object the furnishing of
members with the best Creamery Butter direct from
th nroirca 81 ne S ne out,er Ii
Gated in Adams county Pa one OF the most fertile
have the finest OF mich stock. The deliveries are
made twice week. By pooling orders we dis
pense. practically. with middle men, and know ex-
actly what getting for money, and can fix
the responsibility, If the butter il not up to the
standard, the right parties By numbers and cash
secure the best results. M. E. DAVIS,
Secretary of Club.
P.S.-Tomembers Lay aside your ''butter money!
the exact change. II you thus will fscfta de-
livery Price tor May. IS cents per pound prints 1T
0SROYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF LIVERPOOL, ENG.
CASH ASSETS AND SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL.
Si3, ESQ 7S1. 43.
HILL JOHNSTON, Agents,
my5-eo1m 1903 Penn. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05
wAsHINGToN's GREAT GROWTH.
senator Edmunds Speaks Of the Changes IN
twenty-five Years.

HOW THE CITY Has DEVELOPED IN THE WELL
PAVED STREETS, THE HANDSOME PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE BUILDINGS AND IN EDUCATIONAL
fAcILIrrEs-HIs NATIONAL UNIVERSITY PLAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

~ II you want excellent house with
every convenience with rooms for $4,000. look at
lab lth ut. ne. Open all day. Apply TO
my2-H OWNER, OH 18th Ut. NV.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-12-17
SAD DEATH
of Mrs. Mary E. Schmidt the Young
Wife of Mr.. Julius Schmidt.

/
Deaths but a path that must BE-
trod, if we would ever pass to God
The boast of heraldrY, the pomp Vi
power, and all that beauty, and al
that wealth e'er gave, await alike
the inevitable hour. Blooming
youth, nor hymen's honors gathered
for the brow, will not avail to snatch
our loved ones from the grave, OF
sooth the dull cold ear of death.
No logic can furnish surcease for the
sorrow of those whose dear ones
they have just laid to rest: surely
none, but like the sweet melody
which family fingers upon the wind
harp's strings at close of day, when
gently touched by evenings dewy
fingers it breaths low and melan-
chiefly lay, we would cast around the
Der, ..ved ones the magic spell OF a
calm voice of sympathy, and grieve
with the friends and relatives of Mrs.
Mary E. Schmidt, whose sun of life
set at her home IN this city at eleven
o'clock p. m Wednesday, into Il
dresmless night of long repose,
while she was yet but little past 20
years of age. The futtering spark
of vital flame forsook its languid
tenement on the eve when the union
of a fond and loving husband was to
be blessed with an offspring, and
instead of the Joy over a young
hopeful, the phantom darkness of
death cast shadow of gloom over a
happy household and bereaYed a
kind and true husband of young.
and loving wife.
Mrs. Schmidt was the daughter
of our esteemed friend Mr.. Fl. Fisch.
er, whose poignant grief is almost
uncomfortable, and to him as well as
to the husband and other bereaved
relatives, the BANNER joins their nu-
merous friends in extending its SIN
cerest coincidence.
The funeral took place at 4 o'clock
last evening from the family resi-
ience on South Market street, and
the long line of carriages that form
ed the funeral cortage, was an attest
Of the many friends of this smisble
and lovely woman whose death is |
deeply deplored by every one who
knew her.