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THOMAS W FOwLERl
feA-d&ds JESSE J. PRAIHER Irustes-
,HANCEKY SALE OF IAPROVED PROPERTY II
~ MIGHT AND Dol Els sUBDivisI0N OF MT
RADCLIFFE, D-aRR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
VEO. ". sTICKNEY. AuctionesE.

"
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNlNPROvED PROPERTY
ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN 18TH AND
10TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of = certain desd Of trust. recorded IN
for the District OF Columbia and at the 70
quest Of the party secured thereby. vii caer for
SEvkNTH DAY OF MARCH. isG2. Ct HALF-PAsT
-FOUR O'CLOCK r, n. the Following described prop
70 Wit: The west twenty I'D ieet front b. the depth
thereof Of lot numbered twe1ty-four ca and the
aud Hoods snbdl OF square numbered one hun
bred and forty-four (l44).
Terms Of sale: All cash. A Deposit Of 900 viii Be
required when the property = knocked down II
terms OF sale not comp1ied with in ten days the
trustee reserves the right s the property ct tbs
risk and cost Of the defsultsS purchaser afaf 6ve
is6-2swAds JoNS T1lMbLk Trustss.
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THOMAS DOWNING q son. AuctiOnsers.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE suBURB.N
PROPERTY IN THk VILLAGE OF '.IINCOIN .

By virtue OF decree PASSED on the "a Of octob.r
lssl By the supreme Court Of the Dstrct Of Column
b4 IN cause No IL. LIS 10 Doc. 30 Richard 4 bell
agt Alan r. Bell. the unders lned viii offer for
at public auction. IN front the premises on FRI-
DAN. FLbku Any NINETEENTH. lsre, AT ROT X
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. the following Lots Of Land IN the
ofhcial subdivision of Lincoln. ID. e.. 20 wit: Iuts
nlne CD 10 sixteen lO). inclusive OF section a
described IN lber "a At folio La ct seq. Of the
frame house.
Terms OF sale: one-,hrd cash. Of which d-po-i, q,
% Per cent must lie paid at the time sale and the
residue m two equal instalents year aud two
years, respectively. with Interest from DAY
the deferred payments to Ire secured by trust
on the property sold Convey aud recording
purchasers cost. Terms OF sale lie comIlied with
IN ten after sale property Will lie resold cost
and risk VI purchaser IN default
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee.
feOdkds .eel a
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b kAicLiITh: bsnR & CO. AUcTs..
os Ky f; f aaS ssIE E OF
By AUCTION.
FRIDAY EVENING. faBRuARY TWELFTH
BEGINNING Al 7:sO O'CLOCK. We WILL SILL
AT OUR
$40 Pt aSS 81 rI = 81 sSS NV.
Law " BOOKS. AbLh
Which are now ready for inspection.
lot Of autograph letters public men,
RArcLITF LIFE ii DaK isie CO.. s XSct, ssa4,
BG saro pERAHTH pHSk oG .uc,,oxrvns
ADMINIsTkAToR,s hgSrT9N SALE
LAW q AND 6Ah MisSEEtA 81
BELONGING 10 Thk ESTATE OF
MEMBER s dF Tal E EasiIi hATE 4 BAR
HSSsSih ana ss:any bound ediiSn q III fIc 9,
iSk QUIZ ss' b d. PSE EfkRf
st G9 Pa ., AVE; NM w AND WILL BE SOLD By
FkIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY TWELFTH.
BEGINNING Al hA Nj x slr SEVEN ocLocK.
RADCLIFFE. DAnR 1 CO. kuciionssrs ' ies sci
r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auct..
DEMONSTRATIONS, SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON-
s hsb b s 81 STREET, nTh soSTHkE sTs ON on
PRISING IN PART
BOTTLING MACHINF RY APPARATUS, ENGINE
AND BOILER, BOTTLES AND boxes, BAR
FIXTURES. MHlSklES, WINES, LIQUORS.
WATCHES. ' i"oN = ooLD
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
II SETS sfNGLa AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
DOUBLE WAGONS,
SINGLE WAGONS,
j PHAETON BUGGY,
I ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE
HORSE BLANkETS, STABLE BELONGINGS.
&c. &c. BY AUCTION.
By virtue of an order of the Sueprme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. holding special term for or
phans Court busine will sell by pubic auction on
the premises. Nos j9, Sol and 1888 Al 3. s. w. on MON
DAY. lHE FItTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A.
ID. lS92 COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A NJ
all the personal estate of the late NJ T. Bridwel and
party enumerated above to which the attention Of
the trade and others il called
TERMS CASH.
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB,
Aertz building, 18th and n. W.
JOB BARNARD,
oOu 9TH Of. n. W.
RADCLIFFE DARR CO.,
Aurfioneerp.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIaRIC
Il OF COLUMBIA,
Holding . special term Tor orpnsns' Court bsines

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
Holding o special term Orpnsns' Court bsine.s,
February D 1892
In the matter Of the Estate Mary jane no<slAs -
tue Dlstrict Of Columbia, de eassi-
No. 4sJY. Administration Docket IL
Application tor the probate of the lasi Will s tesla
and fcf letters test aen;ary he esfat tine
said deceased has TINS day been made Ir,IE Glib
All persons interested are hereby notified tnppear
In this court Friday. the 4th day OF March sKt
lo'cock T.. m. to show why the aid willshoud
not be proved and admitted probate and lett
tanentary the estate Of the said dece asedsh should
prayed. Provided. copy If tins oder be
published week for tlaree weeks IN the AehinE-
ton Law Reporter and Evening star prevIouto the
said day. - -
BY the court: Is. HA0Nfh sutica
TEST. L. p WRIGHT,
Register OF wis for the District q Coz lnbia-
j. ii. ADkIANs. Proctor. felO-IAs3U
VHIs Is no GIVE NOTICE THAT The SUB
i s.riber the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Supreme Court "a the District of Coianbil.
holding q special term for orphans Cou1 busine1s
letters administration the personal estate q
EniIy II. Reed late of the District Of CouiuhlA de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said d.
ceased are hereby warned to exnIbit tine VITA
the vouchers thereof the subscriber before tho
18th day of January next they Of hervse by lnH
be excfudeu from all benefit OF the said estate. =
TAR WASHING ION LOAN AND TRUST co.
BY D. ii. WARMER. President
John b LARNEk. Proctor. feIOLlaw3W
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TIE will Of the late W. II. OVERLY leaves his
estate 70 his wife. Frances Emma overly, and
appoints hse executrix.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL Term Clsief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges Cor and James.
Neutrality-suspicious. agt Power; submitted.
Today-United States agt. Cooper; order
overruling exceptions to report of appraisers;
order confirming same and order overriding
motion for allowance of interest. United States
agt King; on hearing.
EQUITY CoUHT--Jidge Hdgner.
Yesterday-Coffee agt. Duhamel; reference
to auditor ordered. Morris agt. Burdette; do.
Adreans agt. Lyon; pro confesso against de-
PENDANT ordered. United States agt Berkeley;
do. Muse agt. Pitts; Fannie Weaver and Flor
ida Pitts appointed guardians ad Item. Bayne
agt Lelbin; reference to auditor ordered.
Bruehl agt. Bruehl; payment of alimony and
counsel fees ordered. Miller agt Miller; $500
ordered paid complainant out of registry. Ma
gruder agt. Stanley; g. II. Stanley and ]. II.
Ralston substituted as trustees. Gibbons agt.
Cox; Thomas j. Stanton substituted as trustee
Today-Cornwell agt. Mehler; $50 counsel
fees allowed j. J. johnson.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,dge Montgomery
u. +. jackson agt. j. d. Merritt ct al; jury
respited until Monday, February Is. NJ Will
lam agt. A. b. Mullett; death Of defendant sug-
gested and executrix made party defendant
W. H. Tenney & Sons agt. P. II. Mclaughlin;
Judgment by confession. Teresa Williams ct
al agt District Of Columbia ct al; judgment
in certiorari.
Today-H. NJ. Baker agt. H. s. Cummings;
Judgment by default set aside by stipulation
Williams agt. Wolf; execution on Judgment
stayed. In re NJ. Talty's will; trial resumed
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CHRISTIAN u. LEDERER,l ,.
lelO-dSds HENRY W. BERoMANN, 4 irustees.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of powe. contained in q certain deed of
trust from William II. Wright and Annie Wright ms
wie to Julian ". Deane and Henry Z. borden. dated
te Isl day OF September 1883, recorded the IIth
DAY OF Aug ust, 1885, Liber No. l..O folio gl et
seq one Q! the land records the OF Coiun-
ola uelault having been made the payment OF the
indebtedness secured thereby. the undersyned trus-
tees Viii Sell at public auction ON MONDAY, the
NTf-StCOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, Is.s, on
the premises Burrvilie. ID. c.. the highest bidder
ior cash. tie foiowlng described BENG lots mum,
Dereu "A and d. In block numbered ton & IN he
SUBDIVISION OF burrNliie. ID. c., the improvements
CONSISTING oil comfortable twostory hye-rooin house.
situated about from Benulnx aud near 30
line OF the Washington CaesaleAke rallruad Sale
to commence at ELEt EN- O'CLOCK A. NJ.
JULIAN ". DEANE,t ,.
fel0-10t H. e. BORD. trustees
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fei-dkds
!. DARR a CO.. Aucuone.r..

TRUSTEES SALE or The PRINTING EsTAB.
LIsHMENT KNOW As POLkINHORN PRINT
ING OFFICE. Nos. 81 AND d34 ID sThkEr
BY virtue o a chattel deed Of trust Only r.-
corded m ldber No. li.sl, $40 seq, q
the land records for the District Of ColumbA
the request OF the parties secured thereby. the
undersigned. trustees. viii offer en-
tirety. on the above named premises. ON MEDNEs-
DAY. SENENTEtNTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A.
d. 1897. At TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. al the chatteis
mentioned in schedule .'B " attached TO said trust,
and conf rising part as follows:
one ngne and Boiler together with all the shaft
fng. Betting and Steam Heaters th-rewth
One large Cotterel Babruck Cylinder Irsss-
One large Hoe ~ Under Press.
One ADAMS Medium Press
One y Medium Universal presa.
One small Universal Press.
One small Gordon lress.
One DUoley Paper Cutter.
Large assortment. OF Tyre. Earks. Gases Iaaa
Stones, Galleys. Poster Tyre Iron safe &C. tog.t a
with iuii outht usually found a rst-cla-< prlnf1g
| establishment.
sss s Il y lRs92SSkS,SSESNoRN., rru.s..
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FUTURE DAYS,
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucuoneers,
l4O9Gs st.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO-STORY
bhICk DMELLlNG. No. 20l2 NINTH STREET
NOh1 INVEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated 10th day of De-
ceinoer, A ID. 1899. and duly recorded IN ilter Ia
10 10 Log OF seq one Of land records OF the Dis
trct OF COLUMBIA. and at the request of the
sec ured thereby. We Will sell puDlIc ction.
m front OF the PREMISES. on TUESDAY, FEBnU AIRY
NM dMEENnIih ikD. 1892. at HALf-PAsT rot Il
OCLOCh r. M. the following described property in
District aforesaid, known and distinguished as and
being lot No. az liz Rey's recorded subdivision OF
iots % 10 az OF Baochs subdivision of part
No. 800, with the improvements, consisting OF coin
fortaDie two-stJry brick residence.
Terms: One third cash balance in six
Twelve and eighteen months. with interest,
erry. or all cash. A deposit OF 500 Will lie re-
CURED at time OF sale All recording convey ancn
at cost OF purchaser, and should terms Of sale b.. not
COMPLIED with IN ten days the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property cost OF
ing purchaser.
fe1osd. f CHRIST T. b G Trustees
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THOMAS DowLINo.k son. Auctloneer..
u Ol2 It. ~.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auaioaeer..


TRUSTEES SALE VI PROPERTY %, THE
NOklH SlDE OF PENN>lLkANIA ATNIR
NokTHMEsT BErMEEN THIRD ANDTOU H.
AND-A-HALf STREEls WEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Courof the
District Of 90 umOa. passed on the I'd day OF oven
ber A. ~ 1881 IN cause No .2.S3 IN equit, will
on MhDNEsDAh. IHE sENENIEEN IN kY OF
fEBRUARl. A ID. lsEe. AT FOUR OCLOC M.
offer Tor ssie at public auction in front ct the nis
ali the estate. night. title and Johnl Pen
dleton. Hammond dorsey. Helen NJ. Dorsey. {. wife:
Emma v. fenuleton. Emily Harvey tan nsanfp.
SoIhla G. fendleton. NordecAi llumiuer, Carlotts
Ilummer. hs vile, Robert q. Pend. eton. irs1ns o
pendleton. W. I. Duke. ir.. John n Ing and
Charles Harvey as heirs AT lev devisss offborn-
ton Il. Pendleton. decreased. n grantee~d such
hers at Law d-visees. undivided une-efth IN
t-rest tenante IN with the others in arcs
OF land with buildings thereon situate IN "a city u
Washington. in the District OF Columnia an desig-
mated or the ground plan thereof lot nmDer,d
twelve. IN reservation number ten.
The terlus Of "a prescrih-d by the dsree orU
on third cash. la ance IN two pronssury noes pay
able ectlyely IN and two years sH with
Interest at y yer centuln AnnuI ured des,d
oil trust upon the property sod. A dspOsft Il SltD
required at time OF sale GonveyanClng atcOst Of
chaser. In the event that purchaser fails . COM
ply with terms OF sale day the truste.eseryus
the right a. resell the property At aud de-
faulting purchaser.
WARD THORoN. Truce,
fe5-dts l505 Pa. ave. n W Washington u G.
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AUCTION SALES.
fIunt pAas.
r ATcIIFFE. pAIA 90. Aucs,oLs~rs.
~ VIZ IA ava n -
rRpsrrrs sALE or pFFsIRlR1E Inrnorrp

PROPERTY SITUATED ON Il STRIFT An
Nv NI Ky,Ii Z, A Az. -. so y,
lsSs which has l-en duly r~corsiod iisper No ipS
toiio -, et sd. one OF the land records Of the
81 the ndeiasine~s secured thereby. viii Ger fot
NsnNN rrec sniio. m trout q The Treuisss. %
FOUR O'CLOCK M. the following ds.-rtls-A
property - uated IN the city of Warrington an the
hi n o. Columbia. 20 ut.
hine CFil. TENN Tor the a point ON Nir-
gniS avenue distant one Lundrod aud MI our fs.s
sqnare said POINT bsing the inc ~ sati sus -
40 running thence aion north line soutla.s-rfx
sixteen lul fee and six 90 IN he, thsnce south~ss
Men,y one 81 iert aud seven al incs thet,c nth
tMeht -esht - feet and seven - inches 10 the sorith
leu lol nclgs thence north thirty t3 feef ana -
w th. tht noe noreestsrly Ieris M a. m.
tlree 80 inches TO said north ana the IlAe o. L.
distant eighty go feet from tile southwest Co.., -
sAia sqnsrr on J. street south. and running lI-nSs
east AUnG said l street. twsnty-f.ur Vls7 L.. sna
tn'e CD inches. thence north thtrty orr ga -,
VA ne westerly 90 Iolut Susted thri, W Al 80
sven inches north II the Ilas. ct legiunfu. th,n
south thirty five tS5l f--t and ~ n 4, M =, ~.
\ ii-c' Q! sasinninr gu l. street south 49,
- stsuhl Above de-, rils-d inprov-d Ivy three
C'iiottah 2 trick dwellings, a Mli-h Ar. f.a
Terms one-thiri - cash aud M. i.isn,,a =, IN.
anu Two years. With Interest the rate ~ tiIs- f M
nualiy. secured by deed " trust IN tie rr,,.,t -
~ al cash. NJ the oIsion of ihe pur,-lasr- ..,s
NslN IN each Iarral Will H. required A. III. time ~
sale Al clnFey anciug aid rsurdng viii T., al tia
costof the urchasers The terms ~ lie me-, ~
cenlIl"t WITH IA fifteen days from the day ~ ale.
property a the iisk and 4 the rfauttns pl,r-
S.a-er after I'VE days advertisement Ihe Evenln
JAMES r. HOOD.
Paeinc building
&c - - -, JOSEPH A. RLFET1l. Irus'ss>
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But THEY HAVE COME HERE FOR SOMETHING
MORE THAN TO SHOW THAT THEY ARE WELL
pREssED-REPoRT OF THE WASHINGTON Ex-
cHASGE-oTHER BUSINESS TRASsACIED.
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from her pen. When that talented lady
wrote the play Little Lord FauntlerOy,"
which was one of the most valuable pieces
OF dramatic property ever seen in America,
there were so many glazing defects OF con-
struction and such unmistakable evidences
OF the novice that most of the critics at
tributed the plays wonderful success 20
the accident Of having catered 10 a popular
dramatic appetite which demanded a GER
tain thing without caring whether IL was
skillfully produced or not.
10 was freely predicted that Mrs Burnett
would never write another money win
ner" When nonsuccess attended her
next effort in London the opinion OF the
croakers seemed TO be confirmed. But
Loves Young Dream" has overruled the
former verdict, for it is one OF the most
delicately constructed curtain raisers in
existence. The atmosphere OF purity and
innocence which pervades it makes it a
rare dramatic gem, and the deftness with
which the subject is handled and tie
quiet, refined situations are developed
stamps Mrs. Burnett as playwright of a
high order OF merit. IL is rumored that
she will soon present serious four act
comedy, and its appearance will be looked
forward 10 with great interest by lovers OF
the drama
In Loves Young Dream" Wallie Ed
niger one of che best of the child actors, re-
peated his triumph in The Soudan," and
Ethel Black, charming little tot of less
than six summers, gave evidence of a really
high order of dramatic ability. Her in
tonation would be creditable in an expert
euced player, and her self possession Is little
short of marvellous.
At the Star theater the king Of com
edy," Joseph Jefferson, has revived Dion
Boucicault's version of RIP Van Win
kle." the play which first made him really
famous. It is unnecessary TO add that the
revival was marked success, and as the
season will be comparatively brief one,
owing to the later bookings AT the Star,
the advance sale of seats has been enor-
nous. IL really does seem as though the
late lamented w. J. Florence must have
been inspired when he said ten years ago,
"Joe Jefferson Will never get old"
OCTAyUS COHEN.
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DEMOCRATS LIKE 1T.
They Commend the Paper Which Calls
Union Soldiers Murderers and Thieves.
Hundreds of Democrats and the most

They Commend the Paper Which Calls
Union Soldiers Murderers and Thieves.
Hundreds of Democrats, and the most
able in the state, including generals,
colonies, captains and privates in the
Confederate army, and whose names we
have permission to use, have compli-
mented and congratulated the editor of
The Globe on his utterances concerning
the incompetent, corrupt, disgraceful
and dishonest" administration of the
pension office under Republican rule.
Nor was this all. They have told US
that when we charged that the lousy,
dirty, sneaking, disreputable and damn
able scoundrels who have fastened them
selves upon the pension rolls of this
country were murderers, thieves, incen-
diaries and libertines that we told the
solid, honest truth.
And when we said that there were
half as many thieves and men who
raped and plundered the south on the
pension rolls today as there were in the
penitentiaries of dozen states we only
told the truth.-Durham On. c. Globe.
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GEMS From GROVER.
Some Extracts from President Clev~tsnd's
Pension Netes-.


II is sad bat true that IN procuring
pensions there exists Widespread dis
regard u truth and good faith: the race
after these pensions would stimulate
weakness and pretended incspacity and
put premium on dishonesty and usen-
dscity-veto Of Dependent Pension
Bll
The number Of instances in which
those ~ our soldiers who rode horses
during the war were injured by being
thrown forward mon their saddles
would Indicate that those saddles were
very dangerous ccnTivanCes Veto e
Alfred Denny Pension BilL
Her pension II asked for entirely
because = her needs and rhe faithful ser
vice ~ her husband sul her SONS This
presents tae question whether a gifts in
such . case isa proper disposition =
money auTrrp rfated for pensions Veto
~ sally Ann Bradley Biz
The seidiers Ct orr CIVIL var. in their
pay sui bounty. received <och coplpen-
sation fer military service 50 has never
heea received by soldiers before sinse
mankind went % WY. PIE really nee.iv
have aeeu provided fer az salHsrs
h5Wes. -Nstoof Dependent Pension Bill
Though s~-eivs usigapoTs e tbe pen
steiner testified -hat be was free from
neural.Eit ard 6isea-s II t1a syas h-f "A
enlistment aal ~ the opinion that the
evitence against the pension was qalts
satisfactory Vets - Bar Pensioninz
Il j. kvieT
kvsry relaxation of prEeiz.s II tie
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some The second act Is mildly sedstive.
The third act suggests fun. and the fourth
act furnishes tin limited quantity. The
plot Il "a nearly as possible nothing ft
begins VERY close % nowhers. and travelling
airnlessly about on a tortuous course lands
ne che starting point. An appropriate title
for the play. II it we're not for the obstacle
iatsrposed By the copyright law. would be
Nobody. Of Now here.
Little Miss Million would probably en-
Joy a run 81 shout "one consecutive night
if done az any ether thsater but Days
and by less competent company. With
all 81 is present xils e,izs surroundings
even. my Judgment - very much AZ fault
IL this latest specimen 81 strained effort 20
convince people that they ought o. laugh
shall have more than an ephemersi career
in New York. where the Dsiy-olaters are
most numerous
OF tbe company iittle need b said Mr.
James Lewis does q breezy amt improvi
dent man - the werld with his accustomed
fetchinr nonchalaucs. and with Miss Ade
lai.is Prince As truly good bur worldly
vie widow divided the h0nors n the
.~snirr Miss Prince has shown marked
Improvement. and iH Iittie Miss Million
=. completely ecliusel Miss Ada Rebsn Sc
10 make chat lady spusar almost ridicu
Ioa< Miss Rshsu eracfed the part 81
hovieni@h schoeii flrr he'zht-sb
lowered slsnost e fl,i head above her pspa
fsfr rs-vfsf--sntl lisr avsfr,itrois are insu-
r,s~ah - barriers "a che rar ~ fhe successf ~
A. -sr.n' ishl1sut ~ the ras'l imposed upon
her ~ Sir Dsr
Hnf whaf made rhn ccr7siNn. 20 f2r a
NJ nahsn vas cons er1ea ineyurrss. 'iT
81 F. Hort fa..a ..I.. A
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force and more than Culinary ability. He
Is conscientious and natural 10 degree,
and ID personal appearance. barring a some
what biase LOOK, Is ali thar can be desired.
being tall and rather handsome, Win sx-
pressiys eyes snd mobile features. But as
JOAN Dre~'s successor and measured -
thAt standard .e Is - Mercury 70 the sun,
a. a tallo~ q p . a I. 5oo-candle power cleo
tric light. There are lots Of good actors IN
the world and many who would be thor
oughly az home Gu the classic boards II
Daly's theatsr, but there are fes-yery
few-who possess the spOntaneIty personal
uagnetism, naUaralness and versatility u
John Drew Mr.. Daily, | think, realizes
this T. a greater extent Just now than any
man la the world koko's song Ia The
Mikado" will nog apply in the case OF John
Drew, for he Is not OF the (DaiE) LIST and
he always vii be missed
At the Amphion tneaJer IN Brooklyn
few nights ago Loves Young Dream"
was produced a. a curtain raiser TO The
Family Circle" Loves Young Dream
l. characterization u Charles Dickens
Boots az Holly Tree Inn"
This production Was OF interest because
it tended 10 settle the question Of Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett's ability As =
dramatist. IS Loves Young Dream" Is
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LYDIA z. PINKHAM'S XseEIAnlE

granting or pensions lnvlues appucauons
OF pensions without merit and encour-
ages those who for gain urge honest men
TO become dishonest.-Veto of Elizabeth
5. De Kraft Bill
This officer was undoubtedly brave
and efficient, rendering his country val
liable service, but il does not appear 10
have been of SO distinguished a char
acter, nor are the circumstances of his
widow such as 10 render a gratuity JUS
tifable.-Veto of Bill Pensioning Widow
of Commodore Marchand.
| believe that If the veterans Of the
war knew all that is going on in the way
Of granting pensions by private bills they
would be core Disguised than any class
of citizens. of June %, 1888.
cannot spell out any principle upon
which the bounty of the government
should be bestowed through the instru-
mentality of the flood of pension bills
that reach me. The theory seems to
have been adopted that no man who
served In the army can be the subject of
death or impaired health except they
are chargeable to his service.-Veto of
Nj. A. Daugherty Bill.
Whatever else may be said Of this
claimants achievements during his short
military career it must be conceded that
he accumulated a great deal of disabil-
ity.-Veto of Wilson Pension Bill.