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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
BUILDING LOTS FOR SAIL
Forty.flyc Building Lots IN LlS SI, TDN
Lippllardt's Addition 10 MA ny -.
az Martins Ferry, OllIV' ,,,

These lots are part OF tweull.gohsl \ yel.-gg.
hall u tho property known y i,I ,.y q rs,i
estHtG-and arc pleasantly H'Itrl,tTa,s. arl77
slopjng ground: good nntn"l .a,' I'm, s. ~
mGnding and pleasing vleSS % pt,. %
a. OF Wheeling nild the ONO Nv w. N th, fi9r
In he , sIsy. Sot I far from aro and iT
school house, within icw MINT l,,3 NJ q
the eIecirIc street car llle neail! , yCi ~
within ten minutes walk q 70 '4T,'rsii.l. .-f
station. ferry landing and lAs ,6.,I,s .,-
rOed bridge aud other proml4l,,A' ,i lii tys'i @
These lots mud building -pbssf. f
long and easy teTuis 20 Fui' t,,iIs al Ol4 I,
Il IASEs. or al lie Office 81 ~ ii PIX \
1RFNiSG CO.. Martins Fcry, g.,' vie z;
SOFIA EFER 4 co. s l:cal Esta 'e V''''' y
W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

BcIdIFt IhutItNdtNL
Several publications have announced
the sale Of the extensive Beatty Glass
Works to the United States Glass Com
pany, us the big glass trust is called.
Messrs. Beatty Brothers emphatically
deny that any such sale has been made,
and authorize the statement to be given
to the public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

spocfa! Dt,patel 10 The intelligence.

spfcIl Ull1l1IF 70 HS lHF1UB7''V"'
WAsu1xGroS, D. c., Sept. S.-West
Virginia pensions: original-Jackson
Colt, Adolphus NJ. Numly, 0sa +. sadter
additional rastus Kidder. William
G. Jordan. Increase-Job Snider, Alex
ander Defibaugh, Jeremiah Murphy
Peter Mason, Joseph Lash. Reissue
Richard A. Parsons, Richard J.. Long
Original widows-Nancy Wright, Mar
garet NJ. Wells.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

an June, 1889, after the great flood, >"
says Mrs. Z. L. HENRIE, OF Johnstown,
Pa, sat time when / was very much
run down with diarrh9a and had tried
two doctors without finding relief, re-
ceived bottle Of Chamberlain's Cholic,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from
my pastor. This remedy relieved me at
once, and cured me entirely in a short
time. got several bottles and gave 1t
around among my acquaintance who
were afflicted in the same way. ] think
gave it to dozen people and 1t re-
lieved and cured, SO far rs | know, in
all cases. It is the best medicine for
the disease have ever known" nsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
A PARTING GLANCE
at Ireland Before Leaving for
Other European Scenes.
Mr.. CAMPBELIS IMPRESSIONS

OF tho Country and the Peoplc---The
Lack of Diversified Industry---The
Curse of IntemperanCc---Hote Life.
Irish Hospitality as Enjoyed by the
Intelllgcncer Tourtsts--.A Visit to
Ireland Moro than Pays for the
Trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

AMrsDuRy, Mass, Sept. S.-GeOrge
Ellis, ten years old, capsized boat on
Lake Gardner yesterday and was
drowned. james Higgins, twenty-five,
who went to his aid, was taken with
cramps and also drowned. Both bodies
We're recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

TIE only radical cure for rheumatism
is to eliminate from the blood the acid
that causes the disease. This is thor
oughly effected by the persevering use
OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. Persist until
cured. The process may be slow, but
the result is sure. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
Postmaster Appointed.


Special DLRpd'ch 70 the In'sEgE0sHeeT'
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. Sd. o.
Hanes has been appointed postmaster
at Basnett, Marion county, vice w. H..
Hunter resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

Hoods Sarsaparilla.
l. Puriies the blood.
9. Creates an appetite.
8. Strengthens the nerves.
4. Makes the weak strong.
5. Overcomes that tired feeling.
6. Cures scrofula, salt rheum, cts.
Z. Invigoratcs the kidneys and liver
s. Relieves headaches, indigestion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

thing built OF wood; it is all OF stone
or brick, and mostly of stone. Nothing
is more common than old, very old,
stone houses; Just how old nobody
knows, but away back in the centuries.
The walls that line every roadway
surmounted with green, have been
there at least since the Ulster invasion
and absorption under Cromwell, and
many Of them before. The roads are
as permanent as the walls and the
houses. And how level and smooth
they are. 1t is nothing for the Tally
hos that, loaded down, 60 careening
over them behind four horses, to the
sound Of the horn that wakes the
echoes amid the hills and glens, to
make eight or ten miles per hour;
there is so little traction Of the wheels
on the hard surface.
ABOUT TIE WEATHER.
But enough land perhaps you will say
more than enough of my observations
about Ireland really could write you,
with qualification to my own feelings,
at still greater length about that de.
lightful country. 1t is n country well
worth visiting, and | am sure that the
many Americans who push on to Liver
pool and London, and then to Paris
and the Continent, and omit Ireland,
mako great mistake.
will wind up my letter with an OBJ
servation about tho weather we have
had. We have worn our winter cloth
ing ever since our second day at sea
with entire comfort. We are garmented
all the way through with woolens, and
every once and awhile we feel us ii We
could enjoy fire. Sometimes it gets
warm for very short spell in the day,
but as a rule it rains little day in and
day out, and the wind, at is never
weary" For instance, we were down
at Portsmou tn on Sunday to see the
Anglo-French fleet OF iron clad men-of-
war, aud 30 warm was it when We went
out on one OF the big French vessels
that we regretted the burden OF our
waterproofs over our arms, but we had
only got to shore when clap of thun-
der out OF clear sky was succeeded by
a violent and cold hail storm. And
vet we read in the news Of the day that
YOU poor people in America are swelter-
ing under ntnety-six degrees of heat.
Reading this sort of news from home
quite reconciles us to the weather We
have here. Like everything else we en-
counter on this side, we are getting
used to it and rather cnjoyit after our
initiation, A. W. c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

ExcursiOn to Buffalo, via i. s O. Account
OF the Catholic Congress.
Sunday, September 20, the Baltimore
e. Ohio railroad company will sell ex-
cursion tickets, Wheeling to Buffalo, at
low round trip rates. Train leaves
Wheeling at6:l0 p. m. For particulars
enquire at Baltimore & Ohio ticket
office,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

Indigestion, and Stomach ditordtiS, ue
BROWNS IRON DITTERS.
All dealers keep II, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red Lines On Vrappet'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04

WA NTEO-Ageuts to sell the Pinls,, Cl,,s.
w aN ~ Ling; the only Inc ever iayea.5 M
i no,as inc ei9ihei without pas a perfect aerg,S
whom the exclusive right Is gwen on Trceig, n =
cents We will send 4, sample line by mails a,o a.
enars; price list and terms TO agents, secufe ~.
Line Co.,lll HsTmon Street, Worcester, MasI
Invy7.wNS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
Fourteen Great Races
WANTED.

WANTED-FOR THE UYlTF6
w STATES ARMY, 4hlc'boiicd. unmarried
pay. rntlOns, clothing and medical GttenlalE,
Applicants must be prepared to furnish ,err
factory evidence rs 10 age. character and haLit,
Apply at ll3l Main street, Wheeling v. Va.
iylYWty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
ostroznie pod kapote. rzekf ma

ostroznie pod kapote. rzekf ma
wpof glosno:
-Ho, no, Mich trzeba
takae dobrY u3ytek zrobic.
Wroglem lydia dz'edzic, moi
Ato wrog? Zielinsk,. On mic
zgubif, a "a tone przez mego.
Trzeba jego popchnac ma
gtebine, a w%tenczas wyp}yae
znowu ma brzeg. Mech lyle
rozum majsterka!
Poblegf zaulkami wprost
ku chacie Zlelinskiego. Zdala
ujrzat swlatto W oknie, To
rozgnlewato go ]eszcze wiece].
-Jeszcze sweet, PRAGUE /
Gaia noe pracowac bedzie,. ably
tylko sam zgwafcif robote, a
do molch ia ME dopusc'} rak.
Poczeka1 1akomcze, zaraz ia
Gle ztad wykarze, ]ak lisa z
dzlury, ably ci sic ME zachc'e.
wato wleiskiego chleba. A
musisz &C miec zaduzo, hos
po siedmiu miesiacacE okna
nanskie kauai soble zrobic i
pod}oge, nawet i komore pre-.
robl'es na pokoj, ably CT "a
duszno ME bylo " jednei tylko
lzbie.
Ku chacie podsunat sic
cicnutko, podszedf ku oknu,
z kt6rego bio swlatfo daleko
ma ogrodek i zagladnai do
wnetrza przez szyby. Jak;ez
jednak byfo jego zdzlwienie,
gdy zam,ast PREY warsztacle
wSrod stosow butow. i trzewi-
kow, u]rzat Z1el,hsklego W
~kleczacej postawie pred obra-
zem. Czytaf on glosno htanja
do Matkl Bosklej, "a MIN kle-
czafa iona re synkiem odpo-
w!adajac z cicha ,,modl sic "a
nami." Ma ztozonych pred
soba rekach rozaniec miafa
ow'niety, snac odmawiano 60
pred chwlla, a litaniq kon-
czyli codzinne wleczorne' ma
bozenstwo.
Wldok tych ludzl m%odlacych
sic tax pokornle pobozr!e
dziwne sprawl ma Bro2ynie
wra2enie.
Gniew, nienawisc, 2awzle-
tosc, zemsta mleszaiac sic re
wspomnleniami przeszfoscl,
ustaplty miejsca 1eskrocie
n:eokreslenej l 2alowi. Zakryi
twars rekami l rzek1 z CORY
CA:
-Ach, ! ia dawniej tax sic
poboznie modl'iem pc skoh-
e%zonej robocie, a teraz... teraz
zostafem podpalaczem.
Zawyf wlatr gwaitownie],
zdawafo mu sic, ze W lego
poswlstach siyszy wyrazne
uragapie:: ,,podpalacz, podpa-
LACE"
Goraco uderzylo ma niego,
zdawa'o mu sic, Re KHAKI,
ktore mai PREY sobie, uclska,a
go i pala. Rozpiat gwattownle
kapote, wyrzuclf je precz cd
siebie, przesadzil plot i poczaf
biedz %spiesznle p~omledzy
ogrodamj. al wydostaf sic ma
pola, zkqd scle2ka najbll&e)
mu bv1o ku domowl.
,,Podpalacz," ,,yodpalacz'',
sZumlaf wiatr "a MIN / tutai.
Przystanat, otraf spocone
czofo i rzeki:.
TAX, p%odpalacz, a jednak
pierwej uczciwym by}em czfo-
wiekiem. | szczesllwym ME
nazywali, gdy ozenlwszy sic
osladfem W te) wsi, wzlafem
W posagu gruntu i chaty
pofowe. Diugi zrobity re mnie
pllaka, sarkali ma mnie starry,
d dzlecl naigrawajac sic wy
tykali mic palcem. Muslafem
upaSc niskO, bardZO niskO. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
SZCZESClE Ma WSl.
POWIESC
I. A. hukaszkieWicZa.
(Ciag dalszy.)

0dchodzacego odprowadzif
Sru( al do bramy, stat cbwile
W progu i rozgladaf sic, czy
ME ma kogo ma ulicy.
Me ma nikogo; widoczna,
wszystko m, udaje sic, gdyz
Bog TAX chce. Glupiemu Sew
cow DUO daiem dowodow
dobrego serca W ostatnicb
dwoch mieslacach, zapomniaf
vice o dawnej zniewadze.
Zreszta on jedua noga stol
JUL W prze?ascl, vice polka
zalem mu bogata przyszfoSc,
podniecllem uczucle zemsty ku
dziedzlcowi ot-poszedf. Z
Polakaml ME molina diugo
rozumowa6, DO mic ME zrobia
-ledna chwila porywa lch do
czynu.
Gdy juz uclchf odgfos kro-
k6w majsterka, rzekt jak gdy-
by ma po1egnanie odchodza-
cemu:
-Je3ell bedzlesz niezrecz-
nym, zobacza Gle zfapla, ia
ciebie ME znam., tvs ME byf
dis mule l mkt Gle tn ME
w,dziaf. ..
Wrocii sic do sienl, zawo.
1af drzemlacego " sianle Icka
! kazaf mu zamknac bramy
cd karczmy. Sam zas udat sic
do alkierza, zgasif swlece l
usladfszy pod oknem nadsfu-
chiwaf, rych1o usfyszy bicie
dzwonow, gwar j hafas we
wsi.
Majsterek tymczasem, pre-
brat sic W poprzek WIS, ku
fakom poczaf sciezkami
kierowac sic Ku szarym budyn-
kom dworu ma]aczejacym ME.
wyraznie W o1dali.
Gdzie krzyzowa1a sic sc,ezka
z polna droga, stafa grusza
stara. Szeroxo rozfo2y}a car
ne gafezie, ma ktorych wiatr
wygrywaf smetna jesienna
piosenke. Brozyna ME by1
marzycielem, ale divine te
sunny TAX lakos wab,iy go ku
soble, re przystanaf, opar] sic
o pien i otart spocone czoto.
Nadsiuchiwat chwile, ale AM
krokow, AMI mowy ludzkiej
ME sfyszat. Nawet pies ME
odezwaf sic we wsl, tylko
wlatr szumiat spiewat i
to clcho, lagodnie oawiac sic
kilku zeschfemi listkami, jake
utrzymafy sic ieszcze ma
gruszy, to gwaltownle wyjac i
| .Jeczac Tub W kurczowych rrzu-
tach ws1rzasaJac galezmi,
jakby probowat swej silly. w
okofo ciemno, czarne chmury
pogasiiy gwiazdy ma nebie, a
W snie cichym, gfebokim spo-
czefa wies.
Kazda chwlla odpoczynku,
kazdy nowy powlew wiatru
studzl1y W MIN zapat. ktoSy
go do zlego wi6dl celu. Wresz.
Gle nle2decydowany rzekf
glosno:
-Poj5c, albo ME pojsc?
Jezeli p6jde, podDale dwor,
wtenczas zemszcze sic ma die
dzicu, Srula zroble Jasnym
panem, a sam zostane ofcja
lista jego. Daruie mi diugi,
wyznaczy pensje, ordynarje ,
ME potrzebuje k1opota6 sic z
chfopami, ably mi buty nosili
do roboty. Mole to prawda,
co now arendarz, re Bog tax
chce, ably m~adrzejsi / praco-
| witsi 2ydsl za]ell miejsce glu-
| pei szlachty, kt6ra %lenistwem,
samolubstwem zabija sieble, a
mleszczanom i chlorom mic
dobrego ME rob-. Mech sic
vice dzieje VIOLA Jego. Bedzle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26

ale wyayskiwali 60 do ostat-
mel nitki i Gala wies bvfa
trzoda obdarta sfuzalcow zy-
dowskich, odrablajacych "a
procenta pahszczyzne, aibo
lepie) powiedziawszy 2ydow-
szczyzne. Dwor sam wygla-
dai nlby obdarta Sarczma, a
wszyscy ofcjaliscl, to
pejsate zydy. l Srul ot6cza
.sia 2ydami teraz, to samo
zrobi, gdy bedzie we divorce.
Coz vice warta jego obiecan.
ka? Brr... jaki ia gfup1, lie
ME pomysla1em mad TEN?
[ m%ajsterek zamyslli sic
znowu, ocknat sic pc chwll,
i jak gdyby mu dawna wrocila
energia, rzekf rubasznym gfo-
SEM
-Ho, no, MASTER ME giupi
pozna1 SIZE ma pajecze) IN
trydze lydia! Ty mi zyczysz, a
czemu2 to HE oddafes mi
rap:zod moich weksli? Ty mi
ME "lerzysz. a ia CT nam
wlerzyc? Zrobisz mic lesniczym,
ale ia rok, potem powiesz,
lem nicpon, pljak i wype-
dzisz mie... 0 tY krowicym-
bale, parszywa niechrzcora
dus2o, czy ty mysllsz, lie maj.
ster 20 CHOP, co mu w6dkl
wlejesz W gardfo, kazesz roblc
rebelac]e, palic dwory. l rzna6
panow, a ON bez namysfu
usiucha? Czy to ia nosze ma
karku gliniany czerep. do ma
lewania wodkl, czy. ma,sterska
tepete do myslen,a i rozumo-
wanna? O ty przebiegfy sza-
TAME, nudno ci iuz W karcz
ME | Jasnym zachciewa c, sic
zostac panem, ale niedoczeka-
ME twoje, ia memi rekoma
me dopomoge CT DO tego.
To mowlac rozplaf surdut i
wyrzacif precz cd sleble pa
kufy.
TAX, ME dopomoge, dla
tego les ty Ayd, a ia Polak;
Re ia Polak, dziedzics polaka
ME moge 2niszczy6 IA korzysG
zyda. Byiby to grzech clezki,
Ia ]aKi odpuszczenla ME ma
AMI W ten, AMI w przYszfem
zyciu. Zostah ty sobie zmija,
a mole przyidzie czas, ze CT
leb utn1e. Lepszy ola mnie
we divorce Polak, niz zyd
2mr1a. Wprawdzie ia pozytku
z pana ME nam, but6w ME
dale mi do roboty, ale spro-
wadza z Wlednia, przec,agnat
! mnie nawet nahalka przez
plecy. ale gdyby NAL rozum,
ME zrobiiby tego. Glupiemu
Polakow; trzeba przebaczvc
lego gtupote. DO jest nadzie)a,
2e sic kiedys nawroci. Eatwle1
giup'ego zrobic madrym, nia
fotra poboznYm. A Sru! To-
trem jest, wyrzucif mule Z
karczmy, ME z g1upoty, ale z
)adowitej zfoscl l uraga} mi
pogardliwie, ably mic pohah-
BIC, noui2y6 zetrzec Ia proch,
pod swe stopy. A potem pre-
praszaf mic, wynawiai sic
zapomnienlem i sfodkle robif
oczy i wodkl ME skapi}, ale
dlatego, he mic potrzebowaf
do = podpalenia dworu! O
chytry satanic kusiclelu, my
slales, De ME pozllam
sic ma tenn? Schowai so
bic te obiecankl, podly
krowicymbale. lyle one warte,
co | poprzednie; kfamstwo W
Mich i obtuda, a prawdy ami
"a grosz. Ia tive jodaszowe
srebnlkl ME chce zabljaG swe-
60 rodaka, co tym samym
NOW ]ezyklem i tym samym
modli sic pacierzem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
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LAUREATE 2 PARYzA.

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Wyszio juz IT'S wydanie teeo
dzlef ksiazka o 200 stronnicach
Mona tam znalezc tytu| kazdei
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Zjednoczonych, majacel nod1un
american Newspaper Directory przes
szto rs tysiecy abonentow = w.
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ogtoszenia. Podaje take liste na1-
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie
maJ2cych lokalnych aboncatGw
nalmnlej 5OOO-tudziez liste wszaI
klch innych gazet oraz warunkl.
" j'kl sposob MONA W mich nai-
tan'e] ogiaszac. Wreszcie wsk.zuio
" ]aki spos6b u1Jwlekszy zysk'
mozna clasn?c zpleniedzy / t. d.
ns'2@Ha Ia kazdemu ~,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
THE COINAGE PROBLEM.
Secretary Fosters Statement as to the Action
30 Al Tai

Secretary Fosters Statement as to the Action
of the Cabinet.
The action Of the cabinet in deciding to coin
at this time the trade-dolar bars and recon sub
sidiary coin merely postpones until this work
is done the question Of continuing or discon-
tipung the coinage of silver bullion purchased.
The work decided on will keep the minis busy
for three months or more. Meanwhile the
bullion purchased each month will accumulate
without being coined.
After the cabinet meeting YESTERDAY Secre-
tary Foster made the following statements;
After careful and full consideration of the
law relating to the coinage Of silver. Secretary
Foster finds that the act Of March 8, 1881, re-
quires that the Secretary of the Treasury shall
rs soon as practicable coin the trade-dollar bars
into silver dollars He also finds that $780,
600 has been appropriated for the recoinage
Of the subsidiary silver coin In such denomina-
tions as will best serve to give it circulation
There is constant demand for small coins prin-
cipally dimes, which the mint has not been able
TO supply. The Secretary OF the Treasury has
decided that his first daty in this matter 10 to
obey the direction Of Congress. Congress has
ordered the coinage Of the trade-dollar barl
into standard silver dollars. The coinage OF
the trade-dollar bars in this manner will trans
form what cost $5,0S7,795 into S5,l48, 28i
standard dollars. The Secretary sfnds that II
will require perhaps four months to perform
the work Of coming rade-dollar bars into
standard dollars and yecoining the ,subsidiary
silver. Therefore the question Of the con-
tinued coinage Of silver'dollsrs 10 heretofore Il
not practical one 81 present"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
WHISKY WAS THE TROUBLE.
Matthew Qui9ley, j ust From thework House
Was Drunk Again.

Matthew Qui9ley, just From theWork House,
Was Drunk Again.
Matthew Quigley was the first one Of the
bakers dozen Of prisoners in the Police Court
this morning to appear for trial and he pre-
sented the appearance Of . knocked-out prize
fighter.
Matthew is now about sixty years old and
during the past two or three years he has spent
a large part of his time on the farm. He owns
the house in which he resides on G street north.
west but the house is not large enough for
both his wife and himself when he is under the
influence of liquor, and at 2:30 o'clock this
morning the usual put-out scene was enacted
and Policeman Brennan was the officer who ar
rested him and locked him up.
When he appeared before the Judge this
morning Quigey had the remnants OF what was
once shirt hanging on his arms and over his
shoulders, and his trousers were also in
dilapidated condition.
"Quigley is always drunk when he is out of
the work house. said the Office. ''and his neigh
bors cannot stand his conduct any longer"
II am here since 1861, Mr.. kimball," said
Quigley. ''and never lost days work through
whisky in my life"
But you have been in the work house on &C.
count of drink" said the judge.
"les, Mr.. Kimball, have been in the work
MUSE ueCausc gan y put my neaU out the
door for these policemen, and they have almost
beat me to death"
''There is no doubt" said the Judge, sthat
you are confirmed drunkard. but az this is
the first time you have been charged with
vagrancy I will not commit you on that
charge"
II just got out Of the work house yesterday
evening"" said Quigley, ''and if you send me
anywhere send me to Providence Hospital"
He was fined So or twenty-four days on the
farm for being disorderly, and the vagrancy
case was suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
GROWTH IN THIS DISTRICT.
of Columbia is the

GROWTH IN THIS DISTRICT.
The history of the growth of Christian En-
deavor in tine District of Columbia illustrates
how rapidly the organizations grows whenever
its principles and purposes are in any measure
known and understood. Young peoples socie-
ties of all sorts had existed for years i'm connec-
ton with the churches, but. with few eXcep-
tions without definite aims and fixed purposes
Without the effort Of any one from the general
society or of any local representative to spread
the movement. among the churches it started in
some dozen or more places. each organizing with
out the knowledge of or help from the other
The first to organize was the Unity Presbyterian,
January 2. 1887. Five other societies were Or
ganized during this year. viz: The MetrOpOli-
tan Baptist, March 10; Western Presbyterian,
October 80; Fifth Congregational, November
20; Covenant Presbyterian. November q, and
First Presbyterian, November 2S.
Twelve more societies organized in 1888. as
follows: Street Baptist. January ~; Metro
politan Presbyterian. January 10; North Pres
byterian, January ~; Memorial Lutheran, Feb
ruary 10: Central Presbyterian. April %: Gem
trail Methodist Protestant, June %; Kendall
Baptist. October 1; Gurley Memorial Presby-
terrain, October 1; Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional October 20: Ryland Methodist Episco-
pal, November 3; Congress Street Methodist
Protestant and Eastern Presbyterian, Novem-
Der 6.
During 1899 to November Is, when the Dis
trict Union was formed five more societies
were organized, viz: First Congregational.
Tabernacle Congregational Plymouth Congre-
gational, Wesley Methodist Episcopal and
Union Methodist Episcopal.