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LNOR kENr-
III l1ih st nv. 16r $50 l0y1 TN ne e.. slS
2lo1 Pst Pr. loo Huron St ST. new 1s. 70
slS " - nv lH ssa 2.SD fsh 81 sati s II 20
lIltQ 81. l2r.....-......Qo - e~sfnge > ~. -
IT. 4. f is s;.msT ST. ID Is
.SSlsf 1t. lir 1919 y .; So r.. 10. ~
1928 % nv, ilr.... 70 g. pi ~, st .w 81 10
Si3 4 ave. Ion -. A o13 pm NJ nv a. n M
1907 eoth st nv. Or 81 80 es c.o-slon Az. a. 40
12l3l - nv Or AZ oilT III AZ fssr Ar =.
y Maple ave Or. 20 20 ssal Court 81 ar -. o
los Linden g. o.. 81 % 1911 Temp ave. $50
- - - ,,Sss ~ :, nv, II -
az 0ne NJ * - - North's Ct sr-... q 30
Us Ssfh 81. 14S 9Th Ut er-... IA %
Ms ave, 6r.,- q 50 Coz 18th at ne 6r --. IL. 20
,aahw. or 49,. q Ll6t. NJ ave. N .---..l4 ~
~ l2th st ne. Or q 50 sstq Of ne. Or u
SS nv, "a Sal N - s~ br ....... u
~ sth st ne 81 - 50 20 Fenton piae 6r 10 NJ
is 18th q ne. ee <<3 OF NV 3r 81 50
Brocklsnd, sr 20 2iiS TN ;, NV ar - y %
i02l 9Th st NV 5r 10 q Ss2@ 10Th 81 g. = ID 30
oc2s b ". WARNER CO.. si6 Fst
E0k RENT-il31 18Th ST n " q ROOMS sSs 90
inio ST. NV. rooms ...................... % %
- . Ton tS-Hb
d3fS !! av~. .; ". rooms ......-..... ID 10
20 ,rN n ", rooms. bath and ....... Is 90
20 nth at n rooms. ......... 10 10
SSsnIA ave. Ivy City. rooms .........-..- 10 90
sn II near sherman sve................. 10 90
~ ~ flefce 81. rooms each.............s % 10
- Blend st nv, 4ronms '...-..-......... 500
Bnlletins issued Is; and 18th each month
SaaanSaooD Il GARRETT. 18th aud y. Y. ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS


soCIErl Lknsts-sKEp 10 KFs
So :; s;:I e =
WAsTEp-oAsH PAIp FOR FUENTTvEE.c ks-
ess :G9vs fs,s.ss ;,s 4.
sss: sfS sfis 4 :!S.
WANTED.TO BUY SECONDHAND SAFETY
oyc 81, ,9r a state price and fun parttsus.'
WASTED1A PURCHASER FOR KNIGHTS ME-
ss 1dass. s'f f!'t EiEiss' i s
WANTED-oNE STORE SHOW CASE AND ONE
:f S: Sh
WAnILD.l. 600 HoCsEKEkPERs CAN BE
Rafiin s'sti EfGffis. s sss' Rec
WANTEp-To BUY AN oPRN-GRATR STOVE
MISS R l 17ea Pf & Harvard
WANTFD-To BUY A sFooND-HAND DELiv-
a. 55S S' t.: as ssss
WANTED-ExPERIENcED TEACHER LADY
"a other sTsnsSs. ''i Ad Siss fHAcHEs
WANTED-UsE OF PIANO ONE HOUR DAY
WANIEp-To BUY LARGE REFRIGERATOR,
WI paid for sooG Sne i Hppy 4as ssS st.
WANTED.,ANTToUE MAHOGANY WARDROBE
size e rsf,Sn.sls Cgicss address, stating price
With 10y LoRR&c staT oss
WAANTEDIs0cIETY LADIES SEND 10 CENTS
BOD; go
WANTEp-HoRsEs TO KEEP,K ING
w ho5ses winter and ;gmmsr :Iecial business bog
St road mii.: ont g. L. e cIahx. siso Ma a
W4s T1n = ;s6 90 ,or,a
cSns and aS ws Tsfs 9us susnsss
compsse N MIN. month"; ss evening se:.ionS
sa Bs. sna cs sis ST, aeS
WANTED : HORSES IN ExCHANdE FOR 81
~ h.;,s s.: - hSoRSs s6ss ss:i
w furniture. stoves. carrots feather beds. &C. &c.
ss 9. ' cal % FL Se
ocs7-T ''' 0 VI ' e'' - -'--''- S''' ''A s. w.
WAYIEE.tALL. AMATESE PHOTOGRAPHER
Prices Iii MsrS.t n'As esa suSsS i@
WANTEpTAKE NOTICE-I WILL PAPER
W rooms from %. 50 upward In blank; silt, -. IS
ana up with 9-inch freze You 25 per cent
Ie'd 7 sffF ,R EXTRA
WASTEp AND ROB sALE..HogsEHoLD AND
dss vi sSs stHEss Rr@g
WANTED-CAsHP PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w SILVER. old and jewelry. dentist eold coins
bought F. LOEWENSTEIN, Manufs Jeweer IL
ceneed dealer In Old Gold and Silver. gle 9th st. W.
oc5-lms
WANTED-LADIES TO LEARN DIRE - CUT
w ting by the Parisian method Of garment cut
GOTWAL'S. Ii N st. nv ocl-1m'
rates; first class machines only; old traded-in
{fEWSffEk EicaAsSf sY5S Of nm. .sis
WANTED-IF YOU WANT A DEsIRA BILE FARM
+" y you want an elegant residence
u you want a choice building lot,
VI u yon have any property TO sell or rent,
Call on MISS GRACE NJ. THOMAS
Room 100. Corcoran BUILDING.
And receive prompt attention. au27-3m
WANTED.wIILIAM C. FRIZZELI. PIANO
and all parts Of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention Ffrstciass tuning 1t lowest rates. fel0-t
WANTED = OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured ct home without pain book OF particulars
sent free. B. NJ WOOLLEY. NJ D.. Atlanta Ga
once. lOf< whitehall st. ta29-1y
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w remodelinR works feathers renovated mattresses
made over furniture steamed and moths destroyed.
,. II. YOUN9s. 40, Pa ave Telephops 1OOs[2. fl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

We have the following desirable bousesto lease
le2o.2I-29 St nearly new hr1cks. brownstone
trimmings. containing III rooms, bath, cellar aud Al
the improyenents; hardwood finish Rent. go 20.
cellar and sll m heated by furnace. Rent asa 30
19l!-lpS3 st brick. stories snd cellar. base
go. so
The prices named include water rent. For further
oc2s-e B. d. WARNER CO. sieF NV
EoR RENT-A g. cAYwoop, a33 9Th ST. nv
- $50 Net NV: lo-room dwelling. all mod imps.
large yard; $50 so. lie
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WANTED-ROOMS.

UANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY. THREE I'm
W Finished rooms In n ". Address II. W. x.
Star ONCE. IL
WANTED-HEATED FLAT FOUR OR FIVE
w rooms and bath. not over $50, twenty minutes
wax 10Th and L, by Dec. l. Address ADULTS. Star
Office. oc:Se Ste
WANTFD-BY THE IsT NOvEMBER-BY
" dressmaker going OFT BY the day. small fur
nished room northwest between 10Th and 18th, G and
sts facing south OF ct. Address, stain. terms,
DREssAAKEk 6l5 18th st. n. ". IT.
"ANTED-LADY OF Ten YEARS EXPERIENCE
w desires TO rent = rood dining room and kitchen
in hrstclass boarding house in the northwest. Ad-
dress l. ~ W. Star once. IT.
WANTED-BY THREE ADULTS -FOUR IN
W furnishes rooms. Ell her ON second floor second
and third noors rent not to exceed $50 per month.
Address PERMANENT TENANTS. Star Office. It,
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS, THREE OR
w four unfurnished rooms light no use keepi ng
I'd noor Address r. 3. T.. Star office oc293ts
WANTED-DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN. n
shere there are boarders in house Address Box 80,
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE DE-
w sire three or four nnfurnished rooms second
noor OF nrstclass house eligible location
west sod would be pleased confer With parties
ing or contemplating the taking Of such house and
who wish nne1eeptonAble tenants. Address W. II.
Star office oc25-5ts
WANTED-FCRNIsHED AND UNFURNISHED
w rooms. all parts Of city cheapest and est plan
To Sc ure desirable roomers established 1850.
sAACkLEFoRDS AGENCY. at fItn ST. NV.
sesOlm'
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

FEMALE,
WANTED-A GOOD. TIDY GIRL FOR GEN.
w e-sl homework in family of three good home for
the rizht party; must stay at night. F st. W.
oc27-3t'
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK AND
w laundr-ss for fsIni OF references required.
Apply .sS3s Mass. ave. before or after p. m.
oc27-3,e
WANTED-A NEAT, SETTLED WHITE
w woman TO cook and do general housework; NO
washins; good wages and home TO the ght party
oil ~ St W. oc21-3ts
WANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL TO
los Rhode Island ave. oc27-3ts
WANTrD-2 WOMEN; ONE TO COOK. WASH
w and iron. the other for general housewofk. in
iAinIy a four. Apply or address BIOS q st. n w.
WANTED-Two STEADY GIRLS As COOK AND
w nus; must stay at nisht and erins reference.
Apply lis &th ct. s-e- oc27-eo3t
yUANTED-woMEN COOKS, $40 TO s7s: CHAN
w bermsids, nurses and laundresses, in city
away walters, drivers farm hands; colored men
COOKS SAMUEL A CoOMBS CO.. SGT 10th st.
nv oclT-l1'
WANTED-CATHoIIC LADY; INTELLIGENT.
w Industrious lady TO receive subscriptions. make
collections and attend TO business IN her own 10
oslity rsfsrences required; zig per week OFFICE
son st.. Chicago. Ill ocS-s4t
WANTED-FIRsT-CLA GIRLS WITH REFER
w ences; cooks nurses. chAmpermaids, wa ters.
seam-tresses and general work. Mrs. PIERCE'S EN-
PLoYMEST AGENCY. go 18th St or4-3m
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WANTED-LOTS.

WAsTED-wE WANT SEVERAL LoTs IN MT.
W Pleasant and vicinity for customers BILE
prices; also economical front In for Of OF
Ina bldg.. 1881 ST. Il
WASTEp.pksiRABLE lots IN ALL $40:
w tons Of the city. Those wisbin- TO dispose Of
their property will nd their svsnt.rs 70 send
me dsscription WALTER A. BROWN. 1923 Pa ave
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE; Q ROOMS;
" ovners board - rent Address Boz LA. Star
omee It
WANTED-To BUY PROM 0wNER An Eli
shout 50 Z? 70 tees 70 q er without Alley
81 from ~ 90 to Is, CO., and rood terms. Fur-
nish psrsieuAsrs 70 WILLIAMS Bios. 6sb and Z
Sta NV. oc8-M
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l9es n n ave n~. sk e2s
Sll l. = M. IN a.. - -
1881 7th 81 nv. 7r--..S
5ll llth 81 80. ~ - -
] 49, " 81 NJ. ~ ...... -
4th hour l0l2 rAsv IL -
; Chsmplsfn ave. 70 Is. ~
lSlo-iss flAay nN NJ -
ls.G l.sth - ~ % - -
80 , Il ne. Tr. .-.......eeS
is'r'>s Fla ave M. IN ~ ~
1872 oh nv Sr ..--. - 20
;sp4 18th -. II. .....1a
laGl y q sw. 0r. IL
2lOe sth ~ nv. NJ Is. ~
423 ftith ~ nv. GO ......l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

EoR RENT-A s. chYwoop, e3s vrH ST NV
Spt'efe on scott ave n. 9TH sin rooms;
stane large yard; convenient 70 care l. so
Eok kESr-A. s. cAYvooD. sSs 9TH ST. NV.
ND ave. bet 9Th and Tth So n =. s-ruom brick
a~elhpf: all mod tmps. newly furnished will rent
,o sreel family two adults VIII occupy aud
pay soo Per month for room and board IL.
F0k kENr-;Ss0e PROSPECT AVE NV 3
-. 70 and rs Patterson st. ne. 2--tory brici, Q
oc2e-& REpFoRD W WALKER 4 son, iooe :"
EpR RENT CHOICE STONE AND BRICK
nouse IN the Schneider block. III. q ~ nx:S
order BY the year. 900
oc2N3t b. r. WARNER co
EpR RENT-9l3 RHODE ISLAND AVE BRICK;
Sstorfes and cellar 10 rooms with all modern l.-
prosements In good order. opposite government res
oc.S-S. r. II. WARNER co.
EpoR RENT-25eo 6TH ST Nw-SiCE NEW p
i story 5-room brick house; nice height orhood aud
convenient to rent KEYS NJ store N cor
ner. b. H. WARNER 4 co. oc.sp 3,s
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Lon RENT-BY A 8 cAYwooD. Gas orr 81. =. !

1919 Cap & NV O.. IS. 50 60S1pthnx =. rs7xS. r. fS
a3 E , we r. e s s9s en- NM II 81.
SoS E..rss 4 a:.ni 60 "a Z. 4: -. ie.... 9
fssss!s e.; .,s Il NSi i5S e. s q
6sa sss -; q. e q b Hssf s15 Siissa q: pc
COT GalkOor. Ivycy.5s 70 2428 B 6 M. s.. O.. 50
e s Sson !: =. "a ia g sa F. 3
side i7sh 81 uhESf Ia a5:ss" IT, ehso
% "a s'e ne" yf6i1s. .'''..'''...10
10eo sys nu.....-s;s ~
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FOR RENT-HOUSFs

C,oK kENT-NEAT. SNAIL DxrIIINas- lo =
II ~ -. ne. $3.50: 5lS II. ne, ellso. cod
iith 81 se.. $40 H. A. Arf>ftif
oc.sS-ta PIP 81 M
Tor RFNT-A NEw Horsr. son L ST Nv
II containing ten roous; newly pap r-d cansr-t.I
cellar, bud al n1osiern yeGlsents. AFfr a
OWNER. 2ioEsi nv os&e.
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r scn,sin,ps ten icons: nevis r-s' ssasr-s.I
SWsSkk. siOE 81 az '''' ''''''' osgI."
ilse sssh "a nv. ars......-.-...-....-..ss ccr
, s c :, as So. or, -. Y
' = eko. i: wokrEIssros.
+ ana collar; al modem improvements ga 81
ssve.eI soss-s 90 pnsssn rssos "a r""~s sAs
View hoa.s on ? 9 ne Q rooraa- sssh' on modem
Ssi.cHHfS \ ssrcEsl.Srt
NOR RFNr-BAR6AIS 10 ADULT FAMILY
+ sso-rsrtiy furnished ten-.ooassd hoa-- a~Siy
rem ron NO. rs rent i4s iits 81, " cars sss d 90
Pok RrNr-lei. srH ST, SM.-rwosIoRT
y y.4 rs sSs 81: 20 'sid III fskr sssY and
ss. "a S S..n, s .rss
and eaPa R. a. iss :: Ss',E f ga 81 nss
FoR RENT oi MASS. AVE- M. IasaoN
81 $; ss. iOroa NAM. . m ~ 81
90 ocs ROM G. 'S stf issrs az g. s a.p
FoR RTSTTsT caAs. EAgL t g. lea $50.
insk.sr nv ',ii. $500 rs s. ss.a.
ls,9 i ,sts :, 10 s'.,st
Isle si;s $ nv $50 q = IS s.
lNfbhNlSut-n 1919 sth "a nv u -
nupont crce 500 IN - ......n
oclr-A
EoR RENT NOV. I. las pTB ST, M. NINE
ss: and Sans All a ls ~ fiPa ss r.
FoE REsr-lles lsr ST; IVA Rooms ASp
u hath Apd c.llsrs AL m 4 lot 24nloo, 10 good
tenant IS. JAMES q. JESTER UE ". AZ.
oc1s-2t.
NOR REM
1901 Vermont ave. rooms hath. .. N. g. s1n 90
sSt h ~. lfckinEtoul. ms. bath. m d . 4b-fn
NV 81 n ~. rOorns ana bath. all M H.. tSog
Groom bricks. water -...-......... 10. 70
FURNISHED.
TO- 0ss Conn sye. ~ rnoms bath. all MT. u y 90
A r fARDoN a CO
oc2s-2t aI5 isth q
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENr-oNE. TWO OR THREE .UNFUR-
nished communicating rooms on second floor. with
and gentsel house: heat AID gas; no children. 500
, nth cosss ,1g
without table board; references exchanged. IL
FOB EENT-soyTHwEsT CORNER MAssA-
oa 1Ss St m Il
hot :od Sss wsss. bath on same hoor
.S ,1s Sss. seoss
FoK RENI.sl 4 ST; NV, TWO BRIGHT.
1ess; Ss and heat; south sssas RENT sis
POI; osE RI q q ST. PLEASANT ROOMS;
FoR RENT-els q ST. MW.-LARoE ROOM ON
Hshsd term: 1sason. aSsn on 'n''0 n'' IL
EoR RENT-l225 NEW YORK AVENUE. TWO
E Sos
ENOR RENT-ls4s \. J. AVE. OOH. Q ST. NV.
::.:s Isl;
sa'. IA s.s.s e. s..S. :ssle J.
posurs. oc20-8ss
LIoR RENI-els isf ST. NV. TWO LARGE IN
sn EE ~ IRA uEEussIsasp
5Gs ~ hS.':S:sDiaS; r'ssfsaoss sachsassd II
EoR RENT-THRRE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON
e noor With heat. g. and bath, Il oornef house;
south and east hfonts; all Communicating and newly
peines6Sci .sry dssrsbls. Apply q 0ol r 81 NV.
FssT SsfsSI so; T5sSs
{or MI pravass family; south front;
EOR RENT-UN7URNisHfD RoO11. ON THE
mrs. md second Aoors; suitable for housekeeping;
190ern cpnvspiencea. Ono ANAL furnished room on
EOR RENf-6al , 81. s.W., UHFURNIsHED
roo41s I'll coAyentsnees 1or houssksspngs hO4 and
hob REIT-rOUR R006e; CaizP; ~ TRi
II 1t q NovUmbse. ~ g. n.a fSs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
4 PRIZE rIGnT ~ THE ZIG GARDEN.

The tip was passed around on Tuesday nlsn: int
n particularly savnge prize fight to rni>h was 10 us
pulled of" Yesterday morning. and In response Ia the
Invitation "A select number Of spectators met ut the
place agreed ut o 80 n. m. YESTERDAY Inc hght
came OF IN Barnum d Baley's ring. at Madison square
Gardcn and II a pitched battle. vicious AMI not
throughout Promptly time the two principals
.terr,ed into the ring. They both IN the be-, Of
condition, with eve, bright ard shining skins sleek
and like satin. and ro supcrNuou- hc'h. IheF were
evenly matched. one was The stal ion Adun'S, ue
other Apollo both pure boodcd AraoIan, with spen-
dIdly marked coats Of white with black spots. lhcF
tiancr John J. o'Br,cn, serond for both. The
nght vas whs, may be chilled bare knuckic fight. for
neither Of the horses gloves. rs The animals
generally do when they box. ~ Tie Cal Il umc
they stepped 10 the middle Of The ring, and without
slahing hands rose on their hind legs. and began
pummcllng each other with their fore feet. AdonS
led with M left but Apollo duced hs head AMI got IN
A smashing cro,sCountcr on AdoniSs neck Inc htler
70, home however. Apollo, nose with crack
which made The roof echo. First blood was olalmei
by both .idc,. but not allowed. and the two wcnt ut
each other again with roar and a rush. Iheh
Apollo committed "A most pa pablc foul After AdoniN
had caught him with n vicious upper cut. Apollo
managed To loosen his niuyrle. and IN an
instant the two nercc animals were S'rus
cling frantically around the ring. Apollo Win
al. huge law, clipping honiss throat ana the Ia''er
kicking Apollo HE lightning. The place was III an
upronr NJ once and came rnnning TO separate me
Two nfnrnicd hor.es for II looked n II apollo would
tear tie other stallion To pieces. Their eyes were Ird
with rnge and they needed one. that 1t WAS only
otcr harI work that MIR. O'Iricn managed to soohc
them.
Ancr the fight. Mr.. Conkln, the animal trainer.
brought up two Of the lions. and allowed them to run
around tie arna They became litle frightened anu
tore around ti" place frnncay fui "A Tine, but they
did no HARM alt hcugh some % the spectators looAel
trn, palr not r,l>ing the dcn II being mad" mer"
Nil OF fnIr item for u cOnime holiday. They All got
ont alive and sound however and the lion, went back
into heir cages willingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
FO6 IRE GRiNr MONUMENT FIND.

A meeting WIS held ut the Chamber Of Commerce
Yesterday afternoon by the diamond importers ana
dealers wholesale and retail jewellers. Godpen manu-
tlcurrrS and kindred interests, with reference to the
lal,lng of funds TO complete the tomb OF General Grant
General Ilorucc Porter made address, In winch lie
reviewed the situation. Tho following committees were
appoint,d Diamonds. a. II. smith. chairman: silver
smith, and silver plated ware. wapi Holbrook chair
man manufacturing jewellers. F. >. Douglass. chair
man: watch cases, etc.. d. +. Appleton. chairman
iewelry boxes Mr.. Wech. chairman; chain nnnuinctur
er, T. J. Scohed. chairman; gold pens. j. {. Aiken
choirmnn opcans and optical goods. John =. spencer
chairman. clocks seth f. Thomas. chairman; leweiry
jobcr,. H. Ginner jewellers supplies and tools, H. f.
Bcgucn chairman retail jewellers Charles L. Tiffany
chairman.
General Porter also delivered strong speech on the
same subject nj a meeting AT the Produce Exchange
III, rmsrks were received with approval by large
audience. Ex-MayOr franklin Ed,on who presided,
announced the appointment Of committees fof al the
Interests repr, -cnted on the Exchange.
The BroOhNn Committee Of the Grant Monument
Fund Association met again yesterday and decided 10
appolnt an auxiliary committee Of 100 prominent men
10 take charge Of the work Of raising money 10 com
pete the monument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
AGE AND YOUTH TO 1--we TOGETHER.

FAN River Mass, April Cat Frecown r"''er
day afternoon. General r.. w. Pierce, a well known
historian seventy years old, and Miss Ida E'tcIr
GARDINER school teacher. aged twenty seven. were
married. Miss Gardiner belong I'm East Greenwich
r. I. The General made her acquaintance only
few weeks ago. He has ONLY one arm the other nav
ing been sllot OF in battle before Richmond. Yes
terday hi, birthday and he was married at the
exact hour and In the room where he was born. The
bridegroom weak and he was leading the bIidc
to the dining table he fell IN faint and had to Do
lifted into bed General Pierce takes particular PRIDE
in living on the homestead which has been handed
down by ancestors, whom he can trace back to inc
landing OF the Pilgrims This homestead he trans
fcrred to his wife a wedding gift yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
The SCOTCH-IRISH CONGRESS-.

Atlanta Ga. April (SpeciaD.-The fourth annual
Congress of the Scotchrish society Of America VIII
convene In this city on April -, and Will continue In
session three DAYS The growth Of the society has
been phenomenal during the four years Of its cx-
istence, and II is expected that the coming meeting
will be a memorable one especially as the local con-
ditions will be auspicious owing to the fact that
the ScotclIri are numerous in Georgia. The ses-
Sions of the Congress will he held In the new Capitol
The Governor Of Georgia and Mayor Hemphin. Of
Atlanta Will deliver addresses Of welcome, 10 which Il
response will he made by President Robert Bonner. Of
the National society. The programme includes ad-
dresses by such eminent ecoch-lrshmen as Colonel \.
r. Mcclure Of Philadelphia; James +. Mckenzie Of
Kentucky President Francis l.. Patton. OF Princeton
DR.. John Hail. OF New York, James McDill. oil the
interstate Commerce Commission Henry Wallace Of
Des Mones. Iowa; Patrick Calhoun, Of Georgia and
Dr. J. H. Br, SON OF Alabama Among the other
speakers will be Major Charles H. Smith e. lii Arp),
who will talk about the Georgia Cracker; cx>cc-
rotary George NJ. Robson. the Rev. DR.. d. c. Kelly.
Of Nashville: the Rev DR.. J. = Mcintosh, Of Hha-
delphla: Professor II. 4. White. Of Washington aud
Lee University Chancellor MacCrackcn, OF New York
the Rev Dr.. >. ID. Mcconnell. president OF the Plha
delpha branch OF the society and Bishop Nelson II
Georgia. ON the sunday evening following the ses-
sion OF the Congress there will be scotch irish
memorial service. conducted by the Rev Dr. John Hail.
OF New York The objects Of the scotch Irish Society
are historical educational aud social IL is srictly
non partisan and scctaTan. Elaborate prcphia
lions are being made by the local branch Of the
society for the pleasure ana entertainment o the Wis
itors and all who come Will be assured Of good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
MR. SMITH WAS NOT rINDICTIcF.

Mrs Mary +. Roberts, housekccpcr for Charles =.
Smith president Of the Chamber o' commerce, PLEADED
guilty to robblng him of nrs, clolhing ana wines
worth several thousand dollars before Judge CoWlng
I'm General Sessions yesterday. she Is about MY
wear, old and was tascfuly dressed In black Will
lam r. Howe her counsel begged lcnicncy for lie: on
account Of her age. Judge Cowing said at was IA
serious crime you committed. Mr.. smith left you IN
cha6c of his house, and you stole articles worm
$1,000. Mr. smith. however. Is not vlndlcuFe' ana
has ntcrccded in your bennlf The sentence Is ''''l
Won be confined In The penentiary for one year >
u,s rolcrts has been widow for ten years Mr..
smith has employed her for lonr years. she lad
bnd entire charge Of his household since the death u
Snlih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07

Among the passengers sailing on the White Star
steamer U-rmanlc for Liverpool yesterday were the
Ducace, OF Marlborough. Archibald Montgomery. Rich
ard Elliott, +. G. Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry u.
Hilton the Rev. J. ". Maoney. J. Arthur Talenhorp'
Dr. J. Il. Howard and G. G.. Waller. Tile lnman Line
steamer CITY OF Paris had among her passengers General
ST Clair A. Mulhclland. DR.. George G.. Ward. IT.. Dr.
Obed Yo,t the Rev. T. r. O'Mcaga. T. L. Onav,a, The
Rev ". j. Arnltagc. Professor John A. BraSllcar. DR..
W. ". Hawkes. DR.. A. \. ilublcll. a. Il. carton ah!
Edward Young. Among The passengers on the hed
etnr steamer Wcstcmlnnd. sailing for Antwerp. were
General H. NJ. Ost, Captain l.. H. Cone. Professor W. T.
Durand Che Rev. +. \. O'Brien w I. Nonior' o. L.
y. Arras H. e.. Lapham and +. W. Rockwooi. The
White star steamer rcut0nic which arrived from Liver
pool Yesterday brought among her passengers iams-
ION Alexander william AGncw Thomas Tileson Bald
win. Mrs p r. Barnum. Tildcn Blodgeti Lord and
Lady Arthur Butler. Wilson Marshall Clinton. Dr. John
Coventry the Rev. F. W. chart. q. f. \. Elndowe,
Or " r. COOlndge. the Rev. Genrd Icaven, ". VI.
Low C. II. Macintosh. J. Durham Massey, Edward
LLOYD Colonel II. j. Nouhall. the Rev. J. Rupert
Paterson, !. Barnum Scecy Major W. Hall Walker.
Professor William Thomson and George sumner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
10 SELL Az iRT COLLECTION

The large and valuable collection Of oil paintings.
w1t.i cuiots. pastel, and Oriental and European art
objects Of the American Art Association Will be sold
I'm partition. beginning this evening. at Ihickerin4
Hall 10 settle the estate Of Il. Austin Robertson. Nd
mission 10 the sale this and morrow evenings VIII
be by cards only. which arc now rendy for distribution
upon application by mail or otherwise at No East
Twenfy .thrdst. The sale will be continued from
April II Ia April -. inclusive at tho American Art
Galleries 4 sale of this magnitude and importance
Is not only OF Interest To connosseurs. but also to
amateur, and the whole public. The sale Is abs )lncly
without reserve Of any nature or description, and no
object will BE- offered upon which an upset price has
been fixed. Tic private collection OF Mr. Robertson
con listing Of porccalns, Ivory carvings acqucrS. metal
work rugs and cmbrOidcrcs and objects Of oriental
art viii be sold at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. be-
ginning at , p. III. u day.