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And STILL ANOTHER
THE GLOBE LEGION JOINS THE IN.
VULNERABLE ARMY.
CHANGES or MisMANAeEMENr AND
FRAUD-MR. HANKS, FRlEND IN
TROUBLE AGAIN.

Yesterdays WoRLn contained a.
lengthy exposure Of Mr.. Supreme Sec.
rotary Charles w. s. Banks friend
Unverzagt. 1t Ii followed by another,
turned up on Wednesday,
Away back in March bill for re-
ceiver against the Globe Fraternal Le-
gion was quietly fled in the city cir
cult court, and just as quietly the pa
pers in the case were taken out BY
counsel and never brought back again
until WORLD reporter nnearthed
them Wednesday.
The Globe Fraternal Legion is anoth-
er Of Unverzagt's numerous financial
schemes. II is ostensibly run BY his
brother John but it il claimed Charles
is trustee.
In the bill il is charged that tho bond
in the Legion, owned by Joseph CT.
Patzke, numbered | ,s72 and dated May
IL, 1892, is overdue and has not been
paid. The plaintiff is 4 member Of the
Chicago Legion and Is in good stand
ing. He and Larson, q fellow mem
Der, charge that the Globe is at present
unable to comply with its contracts, is
insolyent and unable to fulfill its obli-
cations or pay its just debts. The
plaintiffs duly presented their bondsN
for payment to the officers of the order
and it is charged payment Of the same
was refused an the ground that the
Legion had no money to pay with and
an offer was made by the defendant
to pay under certain conditions only
the amount Of dues that they had paid
in or to transfer said plaintiffs to
another and different class Of mem
bers whose securities would have d
ionger time to run. Also that this
offer was made both ia writing and
verbally to the counsel Of the plaintiffs.
That in the letter and conversation the
secretary Of the order stated that they
were unable to pay its just debts or to
meet its obligations in full on account
Of having lost money by the failure Of
the firm Of ]. ]. Nicholson 8 Sons,
bankers.
| By the continuation Of the order d
reserve fund was authorized to be Gre
ated and to be deposited with some
bank or deposit company. A reserve
fund was created and deposited with
the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee
company and in January this fund
amounted to little over $1,000. This
it is charged was drawn out and re-
moved from the vaults at one time
leaving only between 800 and 5000.
It is also charged that the scheme ii
impossible and unjust and that the or
der is apparently dependent upon the
failure Of its members to comply with
their obligations in paying assessments,
thereby FORGETTING all benefits.
On these charges it is asked that an
injunction be granted enjoining the
officers from drawing out any funds,
and that receivers be appointed.
In the answer to the bill the officers
Of the Globe deny that the league Is
insolvent, that its constitution and by
laws authorize the creation Of reserve
fund, that such q fund Of $500 was
created Of which amount $4,000 was
withdrawn and expended in meeting
its legitimate debts. They claim that
there is neither fraud nor mismanage-
ment.
THEY WILL. APPEAL.
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MELLOW FRoNTl YELLOW FRONT!

The Great Slipper Sale.
5000 pairs 75e Opera Toe Slippers only soc.
1000 pairs $1.O0 Oxford Tie slippers for 59c
Ladies Tennis slippers $50,
Boys Tennis Slippers Bic.
Misses Tennis slippers Bic.
A Handsome $500 Organ 10 be given away with
slippers.
away with Dry Goods
YELLOW FRONT. YELLOW FRONT.
5r1s-lm E. E. HERRING, Proprietor.
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TTENTIoN,

Being In the wholesale and Retail Art Trade
it enables me to save you Is per cent on Picture
Frames Easels. Wall Pockets, French Beveled
Mirrors. Easel Frames, Brackets and Art novel;
ties, You will find 800 styles of mouldings and
800 subjects OF pictures to select from. Call and
see for yourself LEWIS KAPLAN,
N, Queen street. near Pennsylvania Avenue.
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TIME Merchants and Farmers Bank viii be
omen for the convenience OF the public
every Saturday evening from to o'clock.
5-14-2w.
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The World at 10 cents per week.
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TIE World at 10 cents per week.
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JHToMENs Common Sense slipper at HON
w rich Shoe Store. ) wv
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I osT'
A Gold Stick Pin, shape of sword, containing
small diamond, between Tuscarora toll-gate
and post office. Finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving same at this Office. 5-25-lw.
EoR SALE.
good profitable business. Located in
strinesville. Small capital required. Inquire
at this office, 5-2isw.
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/ BIG LINE.

OF ranges and cook stoves that will please
you. Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods. j. W. r. FISHER, corner West King and
College streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
AIDES worsted and silk top shoe the very
u latest out, made by d. NJ. Hough q Co. You
will find them at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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IOU can find ID. NJ. Hough Il Co.'S fine shoes at
FIERY's SHOE STORE. Don't forget the
place, next door to Hunters photograph CALLERS.
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NOR stylish walking Shoes with silk vamp 50
lie TO FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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|. PER CENT.


Besides the low prices we are selling Carpets,
Oil Cloths, olios, and Plush Rugs, will for the
next 80 days, commencing May goth, allow per
cent. discount on all cash purchases made of
me- Come and avail yourself Of this oppor-
tunity. Respectfully,
5-19-fm, i. KAPLAN. AZ
n Queen street. near PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
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EINEsT Line Ladies Fine slippers at Homrich
T Shoe Store. 5-5-2W
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/ I LAST.

Z "A 7,
ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. u.
w. r. FISHER, corner West King and College
streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
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NOTICE.
Flower and Wreath Boxes for the Cemetery
or the house made on short notice, at the lowest
prices, and in latest styles at
LEWIS KAPLANeS.
N. Queen street, near Pennsylvania Avenue
524Im
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GENTS Fine straw Hats at Homrich shoe
VI Store. Q wv
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T AIDES new spring Oxfords in all the latest
III shapes at FIERY1s SHOE SCORE. Come and
see them. No trouble to show goods.
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a
You are invited to call and see the immense
stock of gasoline stoves for sale at my place OF
bnsiness The Jewell Process takes the cake
for beauty economy and quick cooking. j. w.
r. FISHER corner West King and College streets,
near St. Clair Hotel.
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FINEsT Line Ladies cloth Top Shoes at HON
4 rich Shoe Store J52W
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TIME best Mems and Boys heavy pillow shoes
at bottom Prices at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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NOTICE.

The firm of Lommel q Little has been dis,
solved Notice Is hereby given to all indebted
to the firm to come forward and settle at once
otherwise accounts will be pushed as rapidly
as possible Respectfully.
S-10-2w }. ii. LITTLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
Virginia Republicans.

The Virginia State republican committee
met in Washington last night and fixed
upon Roanoke ss the place, and May 9th as
the date. for holding the Ststs convention
which is to select delegates-at-!args to the
ne tlonal republican convention at Mtnnssp-
oils. Gen. Malone presided.
About 80 accredited delegates were en-
hand from the ten committees, and perhaps
twice that number OF republicans we're ad.
ml;ted to tbs council. Among those present
we're Messrs. W. G. E am, 81. @. Eadins, and
B. B. Farr, Of this district.
The district conventions were arranged
by the delegates who we're present. They
will be:
First district, Tsppahannook. April q, 65
delegates and 80 alternstss second, Nor
folk city, May 8, 76 delegates and Al star.
mates; third, Richmond, May 81 dele.
gs,ee and 80 aliernates fou:ta, Farmeil,e,
May 4. 70 delegates ard 40 alternstes; fifth,
Martlpsvllle, May 8. sc delegates and 81 a.
ternates; sixth, Roanoke, Msy 5. 81 dele
gst.s aud q alternates seventh, Luray,
May 8, 81 delegates and % alternates
eighth, Manassas, April 2S. Sc delegates and
81 slternates; ninth, Tszswsll Court House,
April 26, ~ delegates and 10 slternateB
tenth. Clifton Forge, May 8. 81 delegates
and so atsrnates.
Tails gives total OF 624 delegates to cor.
pose the State convention.
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rKna wAsHINaTnM.

ss.,,ss; ,s;-yespomaeac< o. tie alexandria Gaseae
WAsargsgoE. Z. O.. March %. 1882.
Mess,s. Agnew and Bsyley, OF the Vir'
o,nia State republican committee for the
Alexandria district, were not present at the
meeting OF that committee lat plight. but
vyaya representa- by proxy. Ex-Congress'
man Hooper, OF tne Petersburg district
yvho was present. eays that neither Langsson
nor Brady were preeent, nor were their
nsu,es mentioned. He says. however, taat
1.sneston will certainly be elected as one oil
tbs Two delegates from lis district to the
Minneapolis convention. He also says that
fhonph not instructed, the Virginia delegs'
ton to that convention. including Mahone'
who will be one o! the delegates az large,
spil! be for Harrison. He says the scsion
OF the committee wss entirely mar
nocious, and that all that was done met
With the approval of General Mshone.
Indeed, h. Gays. the General is stronger now
with the Virginia republicans than he ever
Syas before. anis that mcst, II net all, of the
k!okers have got bsek into the traces. Mr..
Eooper also says his hears that ex-Congress-
man Dszandorf, OF the Noftoik district. Will
bs q candidate for the sspubilcsa nomlna.
zion for Congress IN that district. E1.C0n-
Sressmsn Mayo OF the Accomac District Was
q so present ct the meeting. BE agrees
with Mr.. Hooper that the republican party
In his State is now solid, and that Gen. Me-
nons's position at the head OF 1t Is as secure
az ever. He says hs thinks Nj. Jones, the
present democratic congressman irom MS
district. will be renominatsd by his party,
and that the republicans Will noninats eta
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The U. 8. Senate yesterday passed bills
appropriating SIS, 10000 for the improve.
ment Of the Mississippi river, 81. 1856 tor
the cascades Of the Columbia river and
81, S6O, $50 for boat railway at The Dslles
at d Ceiilo Fslla and Ten Mile Rapids ca Co.
lumbia river. The bill for the relief of se.-
tiers on public lands was passed. The bills
adversely reported from the finance com.
mittee for thu free coinage of silver, for the
iasue of treasury notes based ON gold and sill
YER coin and bel ion, and for the retirement
OF national bank notes aud the free coinage
OF silver, were lai5 aside without action. a
bill eppropriating 1000 for public build.
ing st Charlottesville, Va was reported and
placed on the calendar.
In the House speeches were made on the
free coinage of silver bill by Mesars. Band,
Williams. Hunter, Rayror. Epes and others,
night session having been held for that
purpose.
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sHoT IN AN OYSTER sKIRMIsH "A dis.
patch from Chrislfeld, Md. says yesterday
evening q akirmish took place on Woman's
Marsh between the Virginia oyateruen.
Toe trouble arose bet1een the dredgers
and tongere. Quite number of dredgers
we're employed by Capt. Edward Oorbin to
dredgs up come plants he had placed there.
Toe tongers, 1t seems, thought the drstgars
we're infringing upon t,eir rights and en-
desvored to put stop to the dredging by
opening fire upon the men employed In this
service. Balls whistled through the air like
hall for short time. The police boat came
upon the scene and fred few vollsys.
which ended the skirmish. Daring the fr-
log Archie W. Dizs. sged nineteen years,
son OF Peter D 70, was hit by ball directly
in the side, the ball coming out just below
the collar bone. The young man Is now ly.
Ing In crit cal condition on the schooner
Calhoun In thu harbor.
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ggWs oP TIE Day.

The Sugar Trutt paid Mr.. sprecklss over
S.. 600. 900 for his Philadelphia refinery.
The Irlsh Education bill yesterday passed
its fret reading In the House OF Commons.
Qaeen Victoria has arrived at OostebelIe,
In the south of France, where she will re-
main FIVE weeks for the benefit Of her
health.
D.. D. Hayes Agnew, the eminent sur
geoD. who operated on President Garfield
In 1881, died yesterday as bis home In Phil.
adeiphia, aged "a pears.
The recent defeat Of the British troops In
battle with the natives IN Sierra Lscre re.
suited In the loss of five British officers and
| twenty men.
The $26 DOC. 900 surplus OF the Standard
Oh Company Ia to be distributed smong
stockholders and the reorganizsd concerns
OF the corporation.
The new steel ship Windermers, recently
stranded near Asoury PARK, N. J., will
probably bs abandoned. Her owners think
IL Will be cheaper to leave the wreck than to
attempt 10 save her.
Gen John N. Thayer fled notice in the
Nebraska Supreme Court yesterday through
his attorneys that he will on Tleeday
March 20, make an application to reopen
the BoSd-Thayer case, involving the gov
ernorship Of Nebraska.
During the debate on the Bland sllvel
bill In toe House yesterday, MIR. Harter, Of
Ohio, caught Mr.. McKaig. of Maryland, BY
the throat and shook him violently. IL wsi
all the more amusing because Mr.. Halter
did II uuoonsciously. he wes simply illus
trating.
A FIRE occurred In the folding-room Of the
House of Representatives about ssven
o'clock last night, and destroyed g large
number of public documents, mottly agri
cultural reports and memorial addresses
which had bean prepared for mailing TO diff.
ierent parts Of thu country. Loss about
$40 1000.
The entire session Of the cabinet yettsr.
day wss devoted to the consideration OF the
Behripg sea question. l. Ia believed Lord
Sa!isbnry's note is unsatisfactory to the
government. President Harrison has writ.
ten reply to L:rd Sl.i.bury's note. EL.
Minister E. ]. Phelpe, who Is to act as ooun'
sci for the Uaited STATS before the a,bi
traitors. arrived in Washington yesterday
l evening.
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The p1nKcr TAx-Tho Norfolk Landmark

The IIREcT TAx-The Norfolk Landmark
says IL learns that some lawyers contel That the
blu passed ty the legislature for the distribution
of the direct tax oney is defective in some such
way ss TO mske it incop, rative. The bill was
maturely considered in committee, and stood the
scrutiny of number OF the sblest lawyers in both
branches Of the General Assembly. No question
exists with those who have given the bill
most careful study 8, to its eing 30 framed SIS
10 be entirely operative. at any rate, the money
Is 10 the State deposit. ries and unless scme con
tipgepcy now entirely unforeseea srisca its dis.
tritution In the manner provided in the ill will
commence in the early summer OF IS soon there
after as the copying of the lists at Washington
shall have been completed.-Ric!mena Dispatch
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THE UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS. -ael

THE UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS. -Gen.
John B. Gordon, general commencing the United
Confederate Veterans, has isaued the following
orier "Tbe general commanding congratulstes
the tx Confederate veterans that as many as 103
camps have been enrolled to date Into the Philan.
,hrop:c Brotherh, cd Of United Con ederate Veter-
sns the esllant Ken tuckians having just respond
cd with seven camps, besides many more forming
in every State, and that the brave survivors are
at last to be all united into great federation,
social, literary, historical and bene, o!ent, for the
benefit of the living and to care for the graves and
memory Of our dead Every southern State Is
now represented except Virgins and the general
commanding expresses the earnest wish and hope
that the heroic veterans Of thst proud old COM
monwealth Will also join their Comrades In the
peaceful. bsnefcent and Christian purposes con.
tenpIated, and that veterans and camps every
where will Immediately orgauizs aud apply By
telegram or letter to the headquarters for nece,-
gary information and documents, and be repre-
ssnted at the great reunion to be held in Neg Or.
leans on tho 9Th and 9th Of April next"
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A LEX NJ DR. Ia. v a
WEDNESDAY .svgsINe, MARCH %.

PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's claim that al 'he
sesls that szim In tae North Pacific ocean
balong To ths Unissd States. and dis denaoo
that England shaIl send fact there to Keep
EnvlishneD from killing any Of them, are
enough to suggest thu idea that, like toe
rnler of Germany, the President is little
off his csater. Why, the cyclopsdius In his
ogn library tell hlm that Bshring Sea is
mart o! tia Paolf, O,ean, sad :s therefore
free to all thu nations CT the world; and Eng
land Nigh. as we'll claim that all the whales
and msckerel Ia tee North Atlantic belong
20 thai couotry, aud demand that the Uaited
States ssad fsst there to keep Americans
from catching them. The claim and de-
msnd ara really too prepoaterous to merit
ss,i,us consideration. No wonder Lord
Salisbury vas wiling to submit the ques'
tions to arbitration.
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IT Is reported thai quite number OF the
democratic members OF tae 0. 3. Honse CT
Representatives, remembering The Cry Ct
"GIvs US smother nigses," altered by the
republicans 10 the Last House when they
turned cut fairly elect d democrats and put
negroes Who were bot elected In theiT places
will VI to ssainst the report of The elections
committee removing the E! tiag democratic
msmber from the E!mIra district. New York,
and giving his seat to republican, abous
che legality of whose election there is
great doubt. Such action would only be
natural.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Co
porsticn Court Of the city OF Alexsndris, on

yTIRGIRIA: In the Clerks Office of the Co =,
v porsticn Court Of the city OF Alexandria, on
the 22d day Of March, 1892.
John ]. Desmond vs. Cornelius Desmond in hs
cwn right and as sdminist, atcr OF Hon Dts.
mond, deceased, Hororia Murphy, Edward
Murphy, MAJ g Ant Beckett John E. Eockett
Mary Carroll, W. Carroll, Mary Desmon
John Desmond, DAHL DefmoRd, Jeremiah
Desmond william Desmond, Mary Desmond,
children OF J,remish Desmond, Edward No.
land, james = GLAND, Marion Noand, Bernard
Ecland and Harry No!and children Of Kate
Nolsnd.
Memo: The oiject of this suit l., to obtain
partition Of the estate OF lien Desmond, de-
CEASED, or II this cannot he conveniently done,
then sale and tivizifn Of the proceeds among
those entitled thereto, and for settlement OF the
ministrator OF Ellen Desmond deceased
The defendants Margaret Beckett. John E.
Rockett her husband, Mary Carroll aud ". ].
Carroll her husband, Mary Desmond, widow OF
jeremiah Desmond, deceased, John Desmond,
Daniel Desmond, Jeremiah Desmond, William
Desmor and MARY Desmond. Chi d en- Of JeIe-
milan Desmond, deceased, Edwsrl Roland and
Jsmes Noland children of Kate Eoaud not hav-
Ing entered thei- appearance and given &C.
curity according TO the act of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they not residents OF this State
it is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within fifteen days after due publication Of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this quit, and that
q copy of this order be forthwith insert
Cd in the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE q newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of this city.
JOHN g. BEACH. Clerk.
u ". n.
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The Expected Duelists.

NEW YORK, Mar. 23.-To.dsy the steam.
or Majestic Ia due, but up 10 noon che had
not been sigbtsd. o. board are Coleman
dayton and Hsllo,s Burrows, concerning
whose actions society has bsen t.lklug for
the pest week. ALI night the:e we're watch.
ers, friends of the expected disputan!s,
waiting for the message that would tell oil
the MSjsslio's arrival down the bay. 1; was
expected that squadron of tugs would
swoop down upon the vssasl to receive the
first intelligence. Whather OF asaguluary
nature or not, for 1t was feared by the
friends of Drsyton and Busrowa that the
threatened duel In Paris might become an
actually In the narrow oonanss at q
steamer.
Every one. however, was doomed to dig
appointment, for the weather this morning
was 30 thick that 1t would retayd the steam.
ere speed. and q. leatt would pre7ent her
from being cited any distance out. Those
who believe they know the character Of
Dratyon and Burrowe both ara Of tho opinion
that tragedy is out OF the question. al.
though they fell t, understand Mr.. Bur.
roas's position 10 taking passage on the
sjattlo unless 1t was for q dare" Beth
sailed under assumed names.
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THE FACT, as stated In yesterdays GA
ZsTTE, that though thu river and haroor
bill, as reported by the committee that
framed 1t, nomiuall5 carries twensy.one NIL
lion dollars, it actually carries f'rty- ID
million, because 1t provides for the COM
mencament OF work that will cost that much
before It can BIZ finished. must naturally
streust 3sn greatly the opposition to that
bill, az the appropriation OF that immense
sum OF money for the improvement OF her
bors thst low accommodate Gil the trade
chat comes 10 them, would be fearlully
grotegqae trsvesty OF the promise upon
which Congress pledged to economy, re-
srenchment and reform was elected.
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A Hastv Adjournment,

JACKSON, Mis-, March 23.-When the leg
isla.ure was assembling yesterday orszy
msn named Bryant totk possession OF the
State house. and With big knife In each
hand def d arrest and fu,iously cursed the
legislature. he finally rem Into the street,
hundreds OF people, including legislators
and State officials, fleeing before him. Al
ter getting ont of the crowd be vas knocked
down and landed In jail. He was recently
discharged from the asylum as cured.