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The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Late News at the Seat Of Government.
The Week In Cnnn-.n

SA IA congress-
Inc Canadian retaliation bill nassoa
ooin Cne House and Senate, and was semi
W Cne fresldent.-The Senate adontad
the Dill providing service pensions for
survivors of the war of 1912 and the Tn.
dian war.-The committee ON nnhIic
lands presented three bills to the House
Out all were withdrawn.-TbeH House
On Monday took up the report of the
aaum investigation, and lively politicel
ueoate followed. The majority report
was adopted.-The anti-option bill has
Deen debated at length in the Senate.
an and still remains the order of business,
Inc general view is that the bill will fail
70 pass The House passed the Senate
Oil 70 accept bequest made by General
" w. Cuilom for the erection of a me-
moral hall at West Point.-The House
committee on revision of the laws con-
sidered the bill looking to the improve
ment OF the national highways and de-
clueu that the measure was not within
the jurisdiction of the COMMITTEES but
tnat 1t properly belonged to the Worlds
fair committee.-The North River
bridge bill went ever under a spe.
clal rule of the House, and is
probably dead for this session.
Ihe Senatorial conference refused to ac-
cept the O'Neill Anti-Pinkerton amend
ment to the Sundry Civil bill but pro-
posed modification. This the Repre-
Sentatives would not agree to-There
are but two obstacles now ia the way of
an early adjournment of Congress and
they are the Worlds Fair amendment of
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill and
the pending Anti-Options bill in the Sen.
ate. When they are disposed of, or at least
the first of them, the session will un-
doubtedly terminate Nine -tenths of
The members of the House have set their
eyes on adjournment of Congress this
week, and the proceedings of the House
VIII be largely governed by the personal
desires of members to get away
The Senate judiciary committee was un-
nble to reach an agreement on the nomi-
uation of George Shiras as Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of
She United States, and decided to
rcport the nomination to the Sen
ate without recommendation
The House on Tuesday, after adopting
the Senate Sunday closing amendment
to the Worlds Fair appropriation of $5,-
oOO,O 900, defeated the measure. The
Sundry Civil Bill of which it was part,
now goes into conference, but it seems
improbable that the item will be re-
Trored.-A clause was added to the
Capital police appropriation making it
unlawful to employ Pinkerton detec-
tives.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
SATURDAY, Aug. Goth, 1892
Locals.
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your wants, for sale and all perso>
nal mentions in. All matter
should be i'll not later than Thurs
day morning.
Two communicating rooms On
second floor with board, for gen>
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suited. Mrs. E. PoLKETY,
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FURNISHED Rooms for gentle,
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soon, In the beautiful two story
brick; all modern improvements.
No 1905 9Th ST. o. W.
Mrs. L. Chase and her sister
Mrs. L. V. Contee, left the city, on
the Royal Blue Line, over the B.
and o. Railroad Wednesday for
Belmont, N. Y. They will be the
guests of their brother, Mr.. John
l.. Seaten.
Mrs. Abbie Allen and niece have
gone to Old Point Comfort, Va, on
little vacation. From there they
will visit Mrs. Stith, Mrs. Aliens
mother at Norfolk, Va, and remain
some time.
Hon. B. K. Bruce, wife and son
have returned to the city from Sill
colt Springs, Va.
Miss f. M. Williams of the Re
corder of Deeds office will visit the
mountains in September.
Prof. H.P. Montgomery and
) wife are at SilcOtt Springs, Va.
Miss Emma F. T. Merritt, the
. accomplished principal of Banne-
ker school, left for Fortress Mon
roe, Va, Thursday morning. She
was accompanied by Miss Sadie
Jones.
Mr.. w. Z. Matthews is at As
bury Park, n. j. He will prOba-
bly, purchase summer residence
before his return.
Mr.. Jesse Lawson is visiting AS;
bury Park, n. j.
Mrs. Moses Anderson, mother of
Miss Jeanetta II. Anderson, has
sufficiently recovered from her re>
cent illness to enable her TO leave
the city for few weeks.
Mr.. Ralph Singleton will escort
his mother and father to SilcOtt
Springs, Va, on about Sept. 3.
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Ioo,,. T3G1hedule 31le in effect May END. ISg2.
Leave Washington n ON station corners - NJ,

! oo,,. STGnedule Ty in effect May End. ISg2.
Leave ashlngtOn fIOm station corner N Na,.
t. Jersey avenue and street
, For Chicago and Nortbwsst vas,,L..,-
, daiIg diIiI'eu express train IL 80 a. M. s i5D m
For Cincinnati. st. Iouis ord r,,,,,.-,.-
daily. 'O' express IL % p. N
Il For q p Pittsburg and Cleveland express daily
II uS ~ d; 10. and IS p. m G"ilS
Eor lexington and Stauuton. 40 40
m "ncnester and way stations, rs 81
Fer Luray, Natural Rr,d,o De-
Knoxville Chattanoe.. nm a. S{o h0{an9Ske,
En- r. m', II 10 p. m. daily: ParIor Cs1r 70; 70
t6rouo6e =, on "a morning train, Sleeping Car
| IT, oSn 10 memphis on nigDt trsin N"A
| EOr EOr 66uIay, 3 81, p. m. dail1
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30 9oT annapolis Is and 80 a. m % 1Oor.
- p IA. sundays, 30 a. m IN n M "nu
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For BBSg Boggd TstSgwn sg ito 20 M and IS 80 M
1oF Galthersburg and way n6,nI - n
40 o. IN m ~ 40. 81 Is. tS 90. "A SO, IS. 05
at principal stations onIV i5 4In S0 Topping
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hofAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK.
For Pb,IadaiEF In PHILADELPHIA.
"a Ine 70 East, daily 90, 90 90 Dining CaI, anu
NJ M ~ ~ noon 40. Is % Dining Carl. IN 70 a.
PhiIadapnItgf Gar, open at 10 90 O'clOckJ For
pm h anu CuesJef, S:OO
EUl Ebu1et e ParlOr Cars on all day trains.
SIaertos DOston I Y ~ p. m. with Pullman Buffat
Hni,Ipp,s Iar running through to Boston
nmit10ut not1St change, via Pough keepsie Bridoa
ton. - ~ IL sIatlOn at BOS-
G, For Atlantic City, 10 % a. m. and - M ,oo,
Sundays. II % noon. III anu l. w hoon'
Except Sunday, *Daily. 2Sundav ontv
Express trains.
% 15assaSe called for and checked from botels
3l 0;l orders left at ticket offices. sI9 and iRy
GInnsy ~ dytI IYanla avenue, and at depot. -''i
o., vi, NJ, CHAS. D. SCULL.
ii AauaSeF' Gen. Pass. Agent
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20

A cousin of old time President MillarC
Fillmore, Mrs. Lavina Fillmore, Clar
ence. On. W widow, who was living
when George Washington was inaugu
rated, celebrated her 105th anniversary
o. Saturday.
Fifteen hundred persons broke a chol
era Gordon at Platana, near Trebizond
On refusing to return, Turkish troop;
fred upon them, seven being killed and
many wounded in the first volley. They
then fed back to the laZarette.
Among the officers elected by tt'
Knights Templar at Denver are Emil III
Grand Commander Hugh McCurdy, oi
Corunna, Mich. f; Deputy Grand Com
mander, B. H. Lloyd, of California
Grand Captain. II. D. Stoddard, Texas.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
NICHIcI,N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CD ,
DE- TROIT, MICH..
THOs W. d, LMER; Prest.
a. o. r. LOCKER, Secretary.
Everyone N, oS lnsuraDce'
Life Insurance an d investment
OombineL

The policies of this Co npany ar
issued for 10, Is and 20 J eaI per
lods and are adapted to the ucOme
and ages of all. These con Vact
have Ca b values printed on ne''
face enabling the insured to kL oS
exactly the worth of his policy fro. =
year to year.
ENDORSED Ss BY THE LEADING BUSI-
NESS MEN OF THE COUNTRY.
For want of space we print only
one testimonial, that of the Hon.
VIM. Mckinley, Governor of Ohio.
Joseph T. Sarton, Esq.,, agent
Mach. Mutual Life ms. Co.
DEAR SIR:-I have your enquiry
about your company. In reply, beg
to say that l commenced insuring
in your company in 1873 and have
since taken out an additional poll
cy with you for $4,000. 1 have
great faith IN your company, and
II desired additional insurance
would surely take it out with you.
Yours truly,
w. MCKINLEY, JR.
CANTON, o., April "a, 1872.
For further information as to
rates, kind of policies desired, etc,
call on or address, j. S. WALKER,
Special Agent, 1924 F ST., NV.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
TO ATLANTIC CITY VIA RoyA1
BLUE LINE.

The only double track route to Atlantic
CITY is via the Royal Blue Line and H. tbo
reading K. r. Excursion tickets On On
SAFE all the year. On FRIDAYS of each
week excursion tickets are sold at rate of
so.0G Tor the round trip, good returnin1
until following Tuesday. special excnr
SONS at rate of $3.50 for the round trim
VIII De run every other Saturday dnrinq
the season. The date, are Amg
Nth. Tickets good until Mondsv
following date of sale For na,s
tlculars call on B. and o. ticket agents
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania ayenne and
and c street.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
BUREAU NOTES.

Miss Mamie Brown is away on
leave and is very ill.
Mr.. William Coxen has been
appointed a laborer vice Mason
COXen deceased.
Misses Mamie PEBBLES, Flor
ence Martin and Francis Walters
are enjoying their annual leave.
Miss Clara Smyth has rendered
her resignation as a printers as
sistant
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
ISernany and Russia.

The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don Neps says that many influential
politicians insist that every concession
made by Germany to Russia in regard
to the reduction of the grain duties
must be conditional on a previous par
tial withdrawal of Russian troops from
the German frontier.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
First Veto of the Session.

The President on Tuesday last vetoed
bill amending the Circuit Court of Ap-
peals act in cases of Indian depredations,
and the President vetoed it, the first veto
of the session. His chief objection is to
the provision that no appeal shall be al
lowed from the judgment of the Court of
Claims in these cases. There were 80, 900
of these claims, aggregating $50, 900.
A number of them involved 800, 600
each, few as much as half a million,
and one over a million.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
Stea amboat Wrecked.

The excursion steamer Cepheus belong.
ing TO the Iron Steamboat Company, was
wrecked Friday evening near Coney Is
land by running on snag. One thou
sand passengers who were on board were
all safely landed.
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
TAKE NOTICE.

The patrons OF the BEE must
pa y tcr all advertisements, in the
wa. OF notices, deaths, marriages
&c. No matter of q personal
nature will be inserted unless it is
paid for
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20

The General Board Directors members from Virginia
West Virginia, New York Pennsy Kentucky Washington
c., North Carolina, Maryland, Alabama and Texas.
In than months vigorous declares dividend of
Twenty (20) to members This
lied by the cOored people, by them and their
Agen Cooed Clerks in stores and at the Main
Office
LARGE BRANCH STORE AT CLIFTON FORGE VA.
with full line OF Dry Goods Boots Shoes Crocery Hardware and
Groceries and polite clerks to wait
A LARGE COMMISSION HOUSE
Richmond selling all kinds of country produce Gan
bacco Cattle and Lumber Chickens Eggs Butter Fruit
BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY
will be in active operation giving employment people
The management making
future Iron and Coal Mines
members of the Association
DRY GOODS STORES
Several dry goods centrally put operation in
the fall by December will be
D. c., Charleston, West Virginia. LyDchburg Va
one Richmond Virginia. possibly in other sections
determined By Gods help push
and business place where the
selves and take shares the Association Building
Association
Virginia and North Carolina.
BENEFITS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Remember the this Any
The stockholders Association
The that made in all of the departments
and the deducted divided
holders every year Reliable energetic agents
city and the United States Address
ons j. a. Blackwell Secretary and General Manager 78 E. Broad
Street. Richmond Va apply Charles E. MITCHELL H. 934
F street, n. W.
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
arranging largest 13th
10Th 1892 held oored people any section
hoped farmer teacher and public will his
Now let the farmers ybos
get ready for thie
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20
South Dakota,s Immense Grain Crop.

South DAKOta's Immense UrHln CROP
South Dakota's prospective yield OF
wheat is estimated at between 80, ,000,0 ,0W
and go, 600, 900 bushels. OF other grains
there will be immense quantities, max
ing her the banner grain State of the
Ii
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Moses ayne, POS AZ street, NV.
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NEW YORK CITY.
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Loans money to buy or bnild
homes. Shares 81 each, payable
monthly. Dividends declared ev-
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g. W. Edwards General Travelling Agent Clifton Forge, Va W.
e. Bailey, Asst Gen1 Travelling Agent, Richmond, Va,
W. s. Thomas, Man'g'r Clifton Store, North Carolina
The Washington bee., 1892-08-20

GEORGE WILLIAMS, JR., President, Richmond Va
REV. R. j. PERKINS, VIce-P President Buntinpton w Va
Of H. u oOOrl Znd VcePres and Auditor, Petersburg
DIR. 81. L. HARRIS, Treasurer RIcbmond Va
COhNELlOo MlMMS, Attorney, Manchester, Va
j. BLACKWELL, Secretary Manager Manchester Va
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FURNISHED Rooms for gentle.
men may be found, if applied for
soon, in the beautiful two story
brick; all modern improvements.
No. 1905 9Th ST. %. W.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-21
The Political swim.

There will be a grand rally at White Bear
town Saturday evening by the Democrats of
that vicinity. The principal object of the
meeting is the choice Of candidate for the
legislature from that district aud it is more
than likely that Hon. John Meirose will make
the nominating speech, and that the nomi-
nee Will be Hon. Michael Doran. 1t will be
made the occasion for q general jubilee and
good speakers will be there to enliven the
meeting.
On the evening OF Friday, Sept 30 the
Eighth Ward Cleveland. Lawler and Castle
club will give grand campaign entertain
ment for which extensive preparations are
being made. 1t will be on a novel plan, and
a treat is promised by President Ryder and
the committee having the matter in charge.
Tonight, at the corner of Margaret and
Forest streets, in Lucker's hall, the Second
Ward Democratic club will hold rally with
good speakers and band to make things in
teresting. All members of Democratic clubs
will be made welcome by the second ward
hustlers.
The Germau-American Cleveland and
Lawler club. of the Ninth ward, will have u
rally Thursday evening at Lempke hall, cor
ner of Rice and Charles streets Speeches
will be made in German by Lois stern, John
S. Grody and others.
The committees on uniforms of the CEN
tral and ward clubs viii meet at 4 30 this
afternoon at j. c. Michael's Office. in The
Pioneer Press building. TO adopt d style of
uniform for marching clubs being formed in
The different wards.
W. j. Freaney is out in earnest after the
Republican nomination for sheriff, and at
present he appears to have a better chance
for it than even Mayor Wnght's alleged ia
vorite. George Warren, of the Fifth ward.
There are three avowed candidates for the
legislature in the Ninth ward on the Demo-
cratic ticket X, A. Walsh, who represented
the ward last session, John Mcclellan and
President G. II. Petsch, of the park board
Cards of prospective candidates are begin
ming to circulate, and many of them bear the
names of men who would fill any Office with
credit to themselves and benefit to the com
munity.
The German-American club meets tonight
al Weller hail. corner Dale street and Uni
versity avenue. This promises to be one of
the very best clubs of its kind organized.
In several wards the preliminary skir-
mishes Of seekers fsG neminasi.sss are Begin
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-21
THESE WANT SHEKELS.
The Courts Flooded Yesterday
With Suits for Dam
ages.
As Usual, the City Railway Com
pany Gets the Lions
Share.

Henry c. Boyeson asks Judgment
against the st. Paul City Railway COM
pany for $1,000, for the breaking of
collar bone, which prevented his work
ing for four weeks. He was pitched from
an University avenue car by its start
ing suddenly in August, 1891, and
thrown from the step to the ground,
dong the injury complained of.
Mary Mehmeier asks Judgment
against the st. Paul City Railway ON
pany for S5,025. She was boarding ear
July "a last, when the car started, throw
head, back, arms, shoulders and hands,
SO that she deSpairS of ever growing
we'll.
Eugene Stall has entered two suits
against Moves Bros. & Cutler for s5.O50
each for personal injuries to his wife.
The defendants were furnishing the
glass for the Murray Arcade building
in 1891. 1t is asserted that they care
lessiy left box Of glass landing at the
side of the street and it fell on Mrs.
Stall when she was passing along the
street, doing her great bodily injury,
from which she was bed-fast FOR two
months.
George Warwick has entered suit
against The City of St. Paul for 5000
on account of personal injuries. caused
by slipping on the ice on the pavement
on Carroll street on Jan. II, 1892.
Joseph Perron asks judgment against
the st. Paul City Railway company for
$4,000. On Oct. 20, 1891, while board
ing car on University avenue it was
started, throwing Perron under the
wheels thereof, crushing his leg, max
ingamputatiOn necessary.
Bridget Mccartney has begun an ac-
ton against the Minneapolis Street
Railway company to recover $4,000 for
personal injuries. On June last the
plaintiff was allghting from an inter-
urban car when its starting threw her
to the ground and dragged her con-
siderable distance. She asserts her i'll
juries to be such as to preclude her re-
cOVery.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-21
Had a Housewarming,


A. E. Brandt is a popular salesman
for Browning, King & Co., and who has
been with the house ever since it opened
in this city, By his industry and econ
omy he has been able to secure a home
at Merriam Park, or more definitely, at
1868 Iglehart street. lie had little
housewarming last night. at which were
present number OF his fellow-w workers
at the clothing house named. Among
those participating in the hospitallties of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt, and who rendered
wishes for future prosperity were T. w.
Score, George q. Moore. w. j. Cobb.
James Hatton, ii. w. Tenvoorde, Leon
st. Pierre, Nelson Il. Hanson, w. M.
Carter, w. Z. Williams, G. II. Catlin,
Harry Hamm, Conrad Hamm, johann
mer, Samuel Frisby, Andrew Miller.
Paul Peterson, J. Z. B0le, j. B. Null
hall and Louis Nash.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-21
IN CASE Of CHOLERA.
Lectures to he Given to Instruct
Nurses

Lectures to BE Given to Instruct
Nurses.
In view of the possibility of an out
break Of cholera in st. Paul, it has been
decided to give short course of lect-
ures to nurses, and those who may wish
to volunteer to act under direction in
case of necessity. The lectures will be
given at the university free dispensary,
204 West Ninth street, at 4 p. m, on the
following dates:
Sept. %, general prophylaxis, R. A.
Wheaton. NJ D.: Sept. q, nursing of pa
tients, II. W. Bissell, n. D.; Sept. 50, medi-
cal care, antiseptics, ETC.. II. Graf, NJ. d.
1t is desired that all who are willing
to take care of cholera patients should
hand in their names and addresses
clearly written out. with the statement
as to whether they are hospital-trained,
professional or volunteer nurses. to DIR.
Bissell after any of the lectures. The
affair is III charge of Drs. Archibald Nc
Laren, Helen w. Bissell, Robert A.
Wheaton, managers nurses directory.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-21
Y I|(lX 4 |
Price Moderation, Quality,
Abundance, Selection. Va
riety, Invite You at Every
Point.

Halford's Table Sauce, usually sold
at25 cents per bottle. For this r.
week We'll make special '.driye''
on it, and offer it at.......... 15c
Soap Powder. usually sold at 5
cents, Tor Observation-Disclosures. &c
White CASTLE Soap, 8 cents cake,
Two Tor. Observation-Disclosures. &c
Notified CASTLE Soap, cents cake,
TWO 1or.. ........... sc
Schepp's Shredded Cocoanut, per
package.... -. ................. sc
Fancy Carolina Rice. per pound.. &c
Fine California Lemon Cling
Peaches. half-bushel boxes. per
poX. ....... .....,..............s 81. 25
hipe tomatoes, per bushel (posi-
lively for this one day only. 80. SOC
2-lb cans Preserved Ounces LOG
Another car of our Yerxa Brand Su-
gar Corn. new CROP. 10c can
Finest Vienna Bread, per loaf -. Sc
Bottled Brandy Figs, per bot 49,. .22c
Bottled Preserved Figs, per bot -. 25c
Bottled Preserved Peaches, per bot .22c
Grape Catsup, pint bottles. ..... sc
Good Dairy Butter, per lb. .17c
Fine Creamery Butter. .26c
l-lb-Jar Fine Creamery. ....25c
Good Mild Cheese &c
Full Cream Cheese LOG
Potato Chips, all the time fresh be-
cause they're all the time being
prepared here on the spot, per h. I8c
lO-lb kits Mackerel. .. .S1.1O
Fine Beef RoaStS from .60l2c
Fine Beef Steaks from .70012c
Picnic Hams. per lb 9c
Sugar-Cured Hams, best,per Id. :. 1870
Boneless Hams. per Id. ....... .1Oc
lib cans Star Lobsters ..19c
Fresh Buns and French Rolls, per doz. Sc
DoughnutS, fresh every hour, per doZ. Sc
Frosted Half Moons, per doz. Sc
Frosted Jelly Rolls, EACH. SO
Angel Food, finest in the city, each. 25c
Drop Cakes, frosted. per doz. Sc
Sponge Squares, per doz Sc
Chocolate Diamonds, per doz Sc
The above are only few items from
the many we make in our own bakery.
on the premises, fresh and clean, and
very low-priced.
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Out OF hundred distinct varieties Of
Teas that are here, and every worthy
variety of Coffee, we hold out the fol-
lowing few as price examples and un-
usual values:
Sun-Dried Japan (new CROP, per ID. .25c
Sun-Dried Japan new crop, per lb. .35c
"Challenge Cup" a rare drinker.
per d.. .............. ...... soc
Good Rio Coffee, per To- b...... 17c
Choice Rio Coffee. per Id. :. .25c
Yerxa's Combination (splendid). -. SOC
YERXA Bros. & Co.,
Right-Priced Grocers,
Seventh and Cedar.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-21

ming to wax warm, but good nature prevails
In the struggles for preferment.
A rumor is floating about to the effect that
Assemblyman M. j. DAILY might quit the city
legislature to make run for the state body
on the Republican side.
DR.. Buckley's friends assert he is a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for cor
oner. irrespective of the candidacy Of any
other man.
Candidates for nominations are becoming
numerous and the instances in which any
one has 's1nch," real or apparent, are very
few.
The, latest probable contestant for the
nomination for coroner in the Democratic
convention is Dr. E. Fl. Whitcomb.
The Sixth ward Democrats will have rally
tonight at Jordan hall. corner of Fairfield
and South Robert streets