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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

Lula Allison, Mexico; clerk in
dry goods house.
Ellender Letha Bailey; received
first class-honor; teacher in county
schools.
Walter Duncan, Fulton; electric
ian; inventor of programme clock ;
manager of Electric Light Co.,
Fulton.
Nettie M. Givens, Mexico; teach
er in county schools; was graduated
at Kirksville Normal School, go.
+ Mary L. Grantham, Nevada; was
governess in st. Louis county two
years; is music teacher at Cottey
College, Nevada.
Kate Hollopeter, Mexico; secured
second class-honor; is teacher in
county schools.
Margaret Jaekman, Mexico; clerk,
Annie M. McIntire, Mexico.
Frank Spence, Mexico; clerk in.
surance and real estate business
Mexico and Kansas City; was grad
uated at Western Dental College,
Kansas City, '92; is practicing al
Mexico.
Susie A. Stevenson, Mexico
teacher in county schools.
Eleanor ]. Sullinger, Mexico
student of Art, Hardin College.
Debbie Westerman, Brewster
Kansas; taught school at Brewster
is now Mrs. Frank Newman.
Diplomas presented by F. c.
Bryan, Esq.
CLASS 1889.
D. A Mcmillan. Superintendent.
"Haec olisa nseminisss juVdbit."
Kate Duncan, Mexico.
Angeline Jackman, Mexico; re
ceived first class-honor; taught il
county schools, anlanuensis to-
Mexico LEDGER.
Callie Morris, Mexico; teacher il
county schools.
Gussie Turner, Mexico; receives
second class-honor; won medal pre-
sented by President A. K. Yancey
! of Hardin College, for highest grade
in English; taught one year at Ma
pie Grove; is now Mns. Miller.
| Minnie Wright, Mexico; taugh
one year in county schools.
Diplomas presented by Rev. J. A
Mumpower.
Glass 1890.
/ D. A. Mcmillan. Superintendent.
".Sec,tada Felices, Adversa Mdgno
| Probat.n
John B. Arnold, Mexico; attend
i ed M. s. U. one yeir; member Q
Sigma Nas fraternity; clerk Firs
National Bank Of Mexico.
| Minnie b. Basket, Mexico; stu
dent at Hardin College.
| Frank w. Buckley Mexico; wo'
latin. medal; secured second class
honor; is now clerk In Souther
/ Bank Of Mexico.
Emma III. Cauthorn, Mexico, stu
dent at Hardin College,.
i Susie Coons, Mexico; student
Hardin College.
Hebe A.. Grantham, Mexico
teacher IN M. r. 8.
Charles Roy Macfarlane, Mexico
| received first class -honor:: attende
training school ii Coldndo; 1nelnbt
q uf class ne Il nj & ,o1lecu
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

These who think there is doubt
about Gladstone pushing Irish Home
Rule forget that Mr.. Gladstone's s
majority depends upon the votes OF
the Irish members and that the
moment he tried to postpone the
Home Rule bill he would lose those
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

The nominations made at Jeffer-
son City by the Democratic Conyen-
tlon are exceptionally strong. Hon.
" ] Stone, who leads the Demo
cratic party to victory, is a states.
man OF reputation and a brilliant
orator II the Democrats in the vari-
Gus Congressional districts will gel
together on their local nominations
oar majority in the State this fall
8 npreeedented
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

MANg Republicans do not fancy
having to face the force bill as one
OF the issues of the campaign; they
know that it loses them votes, but
majority of that party is irrevoca-
bly, pledged to the enactment of
such law as soon as it has the
power, so the sensible minority
must choose between voting the
Democratic ticket and swallowing
the force bill.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

ROBERT LUcKIE, who died Friday,
was one of Audrain county's most
substantial and beloved citizens. He
was an old settler Of this county and
did much to make Mexico and Au-
drain county what they are to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

EVERY business man in Mexico
is interested i'm the re-erection of the
Fire Brick Works in Mexico. This
enterprise more than any other puts
money into circulation among our
working men.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

The Boston man who tried to in
iure Mr. Cleveland by charging that
he was partial to the Catholics while
be was President doubtless realized
when he read Mr.. Cleveland's S sensi:
BILE and straightforward letter on the
subject, what monumental ass he
had made of himself.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

If we had Board of Trade COM
posed of such men as constitute the
Board of Directors of the MexicoFair
Association, Mexico would be a city
Of 10000 inhabitants inside of two
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28
Sarrenderinx at DiscreiieE.

Tommy, how did you get the
back of your neck all sunburnt?''
"Pullin' weeds in the garden. !"
"But your hair is all wet my son. .
s'That's perp'ration. J"
s'Your vest is ON wrong side out,
too
Put il on that way a-purpose. I
And how does It happen, Tom,
my dear, that you have Jakey Dr
Boia's trousers on?"
(After q long panse) Mother,
cannot tell a lie. I've been a-swim
min 2
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

THERE is ageneral complaint that
We have had no circus in Mexico
this year. What has been Mexieo's s
loss has been Montgomery City's
gain
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

won gold medal-prize in political
economy-1S92; member of Pha
Delta Theta fraternity.
Alice Lee Mason, Mexico student
! at Hardin College.
John D. Orear, Mexico; won
speakers medal awarded by Union
Literary Society; teacher in county
schools; law student.
Nathaniel Phillip, Mexico; won
speakers medal awarded by Union
Literary Society; clothier.
Sophie E.Schaible, Mexico; teach
er in county schools.
Loua Perran Steele, Mexico; stu
dent at Hardin College.
Stella Wright, Mexico; teacher in
county schools.
CLASS 1891.
D. A. Mcmillan, Superintendent.
/ "Duna ViviDaus discenus."
Olive L. Allen, Mexico; teacher
in county schools.
Carrie e. Baldwin, Mexico; re-
ceived second class-honor; student
at the M. S. U.
May B. Boatman, Mexico; teach
er in county schools.
| Wallace Crossley, Mexico; clerk,
merchandise.
Artemesia Edmonston, Mexico.
May A. Gamble, Mexico.
Hubbard X. Hinde, Mexico; stu
dent at Centenary High School,
Palmyra.
James r. Jesse, Mexico received
first elass-honor; clerk in Mexico
Savings Bank.
Ruth X. Phillips, Mexico; student
musical department Hardin College.
/ Anna M. Steele, Mexico; won
speakers medal awarded by Union
Literary Society; teacher at Farber.
| Diplomas presented by MIR, Wal
tier Williams, editor Columbia
Herald.
/ CLASS 1892.
+, D. A Mcmillan, Superintendent
Lura Baker Mexico.
| Cecil Morrison Baskett, Mexico
reporter Mexico LEDGER.
| M. Estella Blattner, Mexico;
gold medal U. L. s. 81.
| Aubrey G. Bush, Mexico; second
lclass- honor.
| Lena May Carter, Mexico; wor
gold medal, latin prize, 'S8.
| d. Clarence Davis, Mexico.
| Eta l.. Fleming, Mexico.
/ J. Curd Hinde, Mexico.
Il Melissa e. Jesse, Mexico.
i Arthur Lee, Mexico; first class
honor.
Elliot j. Mason, Mexico.
Louis Simpson Mason, Mexico
Joseph s. Mcintyre, Mexico, re
Iceived gold medal q. L. s. '92.
Charles A. Middleton, Mexico.
Beta EIoise Mumpower, Mexico
Il s i sg -5
second class-honer.
RiIla Quisenberry, Mexico; VOL
gold medal, drawing prize, in 's7.
Thomas J. Rodhouse, Mexico
won gold medal, best oration, 81
4 Flora Belle Wales, Mexico.
i Diplomas presented by Hon. W
,lO. Gray, Louisiana, Mo.
Il n n Urr<4word u dauunr0i1Ql
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28
GET ready for the fair.
The only hope of the Republicans
is in the ''sweet buy and buy"

THE Republican ''blocks of twen-
ty" in Kansas is the same old
Indiana 'blocks of five' game.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

We had hoped Mexico would have
paved streets before the fair, and we
will have before the fair of 1898.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

KEEP your eye on Hon. w. j.
Stone and notice how effectually
he will paralyze Mr.. Warner on the
stJmn
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28
Mr.. Swan Desd.

Mr.. George Swan, aged about
seventy years, died at bis residence in
the first ward late Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Swan was member Of the
Baptist church and a substantial
citizen. He was an old ex-Coaied-
|erate soldier and bore the scars Of
the lost cause to his grave. His
funeral was largely attended and
took place Saturday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

BENZ. Glenn sold to j. a. Potts
q fine three year old mare by Rex
Denmark for 800 She is )
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

Rev. A. A. Wallace has returned
from q pleasant visit to White Bear
Lake, much improved in health.
His fish stories are NOT So knonnmen-
|tal as tlaey might - g 81. Wallacs
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

III Qosion f very sick:
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1892-07-28

D. D. Woodward d dangerously
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24

vision transferring the control Of the Indians
TO the army and Mr. Cullom, Mr. Stewart,
Mr.. Dolph and other senator's spoke in favor
of retaining the Indian agents
Mr.. Kyle. Of South Dakota speaking from
practical acquaintance with the Indian ques-
ton, favored the House provision 10 transfer
the control OF the Indians to the army. chiefly
for the reason that Indian agents were APP
pointed simply as reward for political ser
vices rendered. He stated on information.
that the Indian war which took place in his
own State was caused by the rascality of In
dian agents, by whose misdeeds the Indians
were reduced TO the point Of starvation.
Mr. Perkins. of Kansas. fayoring the reten-
tion OF the agents. attacked Mr.. Kyle for bis
assumption that because Indian agents might
have rendered political service, therefore they
were disqualified from holding Office Tho
came line of reasoning would probably have
excluded the Senator from South Dakota
from election by his party to seat IN the
Senate.
Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama. contended that
TO restore the Indians TO military control
would be 10 reverse the wheels of progress
fifty years. He moved as an amendment
that the President shall hereafter appoint
Indian citizens of the United States TO act
as Indian agents when. in his Judgment. 81 n
appointments will contribute TO attach the
Indians to the civilization and Government
of the United States.
With this question still pending, the Sem
ate at 5.15 o'clock adjourned till tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
Teiegraphic Brevities.

Sarah Brice, colored woman living near
Acadia La. locked her three children IN her
house and left them for few hours. The
house caught fire and the children were
burned to death.
Selet Shutz. Of Lima. o.. aged twenty years:
who has for several years been iniatuatco
70 his room last night After locking the
door he cut her throat and his own with
John Corley. a gambler. was elected Tuesday
n;ght from a restaurant at Coulu City. Wash.
He WAS /. toxicated and began firing at the
proprietor and walters. Charlie. Pascoe was
nlIsd and Pat Egan was seriously wounded
For fhs 6rst time in the history Of His-
watba Kan. and possibly for the first time IN
kansas. colored men have been appointed
indges of election. Mayor Brewster has
selected four colored men. one from each
ward 10 serve on the election boards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
uha orleans scandal.

Toxnov. March 28.-The court of appeals
hos confirmed the decision of Justice Jeune
in the suit Of Captain Armstrong for divorce
With the Duke OF Orleans as correspondent,
Inv which Justice Jeune refused to direct the
eyamination of witnesses in the case IN pro-
ceedlngs instituted in Vienna, where. IL Is
alleged. the Duke of Orleans and Mrs Arm
strong. otherwise known as Madame .:lo,. nleion
Madame Melba is now in Paris IN an apart
mept near the Pare Moncoaux. She mas re-
newed her appearance in Paris opera and the
rovalist are overwhelming her with atten-
ttlAna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
Tho F.ay,es Murder Case Again.

NrwpERS, Va March 2s-lSpeciAL l-rhe
nch-taIked-of feagIes murder case came e up
for the second trial to-day. The readers oi lhs
l,srs will remember that last October after
ha,lv,contested trial occupying fifteen days
the iury disagreed. After holding consulta-
ton @ with the LAWYERS Of both sides thIs morn
ing Judge Williams decided tina. an iuiparnr, rn,r
and sent TO Bland for yenire who are ex-
nected 10 be here by Friday afternoon a..
Public opinion is much diyidei as 20 s ths
ba .couitted, but tho majority believe his only
hone lies i'm obtaining two more hung jurless;;
rbe prisoner has recently hsen quite unwell
and is lookipg pale from his Ions confinement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
,.,.a Rank and File for Cleveland.

PtxE Tor, ORANGE CoUSTY. ". msrch =
rSnecial. The rank and HE OF the DenOcr"'S
IN Orange are for Cleveland
stock OF all kinds are suffering on account OF
the scarcity OF hay and fodder. ...
'nT 'rbe roads always bad, are now almost impas-
liz and probably are worse than they nave
DeTh fba free schools are nearing the close. lhey
run about six months IN this TAYLOR aii'fSs
titioncr OF Missouri, IS visiting his old nome AZ
Thorn HI ....,ss orin and
.axera coughs all ever the county.
'orLsrs is occasionally a mad dog killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
The senate.

Immediately after the assembling Of the
Senate Assistant Secretary Pruden was nm
nouacad with an executive message and
after some unimportsnt routine business the
senate. on motion of Mr.. Sherman, went
into executive session.
At 1.3O the Senate came ont of executive
eassion and entered upon the consideration
of the Indian Appropriation bill. The prin-
c;nal change made in the bill by the Senate
Cpmmittee was the striking out OF the House
nrovision transferring the care OF the Indians
from Indian agents to army oihcers This
nrovoked considerable debate.
NJ Proctor (ex-Secretary OF war; wanted
20 know the reasons which influenced the
committee. -,o of tho hill "a
n,;ed because in the opinion OF the connii,- coi
tee the change would neither tend 10 cisillzo
the indians nor promote economy niTy Ir
officers were not trained to deal with inc liz
dians. Their pay was much greater arrn .nnr n
that of Indian agents. If ffty-seven army
officers could be spared from army dutles 's 'S
take charge Of Indians. that number oi
officers could be dispensed with Ia the Or
psnization of the regular army.
NJ. Hamlsy saJosatsd the House pro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
prIpce Bismarck Seriously Ill.

BERLIN. March 23--It has transpired that
Tho sudden illness of Prince Bismarck on
Monday last was much more serious than "
first reported to the public, 1t appears that
on Monday he was suddenly stricken WITH
alarming symptoms ~ collapse. he mao S ses;
oral fainting fits. and for time 1t was feared
tiai thst the the result would be serious. Prompt
nsdicaI attention enabled the Prince to rally,
Int he is still very weak and fAr from 49,
xalaecent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24

IvxcuRuR0. Va, March 23.--ISpeciaI. :
ca[aeant Farly. Of Roanoke. this morning
tnos Robert Fraling. the man charged with
eosarIting 800 a four-year girl, back
to ao'' Roanoke for his preliminary trial: 1t
:; - ,honght Fraling will be discharged from
cnstody n as the Sergeant says there Is no evl-
denca against him. The lynching fever is
said to have died out completely ID hoanoAe'
as far as this case is concerned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
Launching of the Raleigh.

W,suSGroS. ID. c.. March % The new
a;snotcb boat Dolphin. which has just been
.in, ~ commission at Norfolk, will arrive in
VA pWashington in a few days for the purpose OF
conyevins n a party of naval and other officers
-" - "N>orfoTk 10 witness the Launching of the
cTuiser Raleigh. which will take plsce on the
s1st instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24

Teoy n. Y. March 23-The jury in the
case Of Daniel Murphy. charged with assault
upon @ Edward Murphy, Jr. chairman OF the
democratic State committee. returned YER
diet today of guilty. The accused was sent
to Dannemora for three years. Murphy com
mitted the assault on December sth last with
a hatchet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24

NORFOLK Va. March pa special from
Cane Charles. Va. says: Young Dies. son
of Peter Dies. Of Pungoteagus. was mur-
dered today on the private oyster oeds OF A.
7 Norse while at work. The deed was COM
mitted by some Of the tongers on Tangier
Island
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
Sir ,rcordon-Cummine Has an Heir.

ro,,ox March 23.-Iady Gordon-Cum-
Ito of Sir Gordon Cumming. the hero
~ M thc bacearat scandal. has been accouchsd
Of Of a ID daughter. Her ladyship is doing well.
Tba ~ announcement has excited considerable
interest in society. in which the approach OF
the event had been whispered Tor some
months past
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
co.ai,,or of ColoneI Lamont.

Nrw YoRK. March 23.-Colonel Daniel La
mont ia reported as much better. One OF the
morning papers printed rather starting re-
port. saying that President Clevelands ex-
Secretary was dying. Mrs. Lamont, plas. wnen ni
phatically denied this. She said her husband
was merely suffering from oyerwork, the re-
ault of too close application 10 business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
The Ksiser's Aiirnenf.

RrarrS. March 2s.-The latest statement IN
ragard 10 the Kasers health Is that he is suf-
fering from a swelling produced By air dif;
fusei in the cellular tissue of the lung and
medically known as emphysepa. The Kaiser
has "a slight asthma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
From the Grip.

NEW York. March 23-George Sheppard
Pace one of the most conspicuous figures on
Wall street and famous as the millionaire
chemist. has been committed to the State IN
sane ASYLUM at Morris Plains. His MIND las
broken down under an attack OF the grip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
HIcEnery Wins.

Nrw ORLEANS. March 2S-Returns from
,aeterdav's primaries are coming in very
SS,owly from the country. but reports received
Inns far are ample TO indicate the election OF
WcFnery by between 1000 and 5000 majority
In the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24

Mayor J. Taylor Ellyson Tuesday evening
while in Norfolk addressed Pickett buchanan
Camp relative To the sending OF rsprsse9ts.
Orleans on April sth. lie urged them TO %
20. and committee Was appointed VINO w
ge 10 the Crescent City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
Alexnndrla Budget.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 23;-lspecial line
remains of the late Henry NJ. foltz who dled al
The residence of his daughter IN NorthumDer-
land county on Saturday, arrived mere yester-
Htavand the funeral will take place tomorrow.
Jackson Beach, well l-known base oail player
who mas made. considerable reputation, mas mas
EeTnb EEeenibern ei League. of Atlanta. Ga.
The ground of the surrounding country Is
.t,li covered with several inches OF snow. pre-.
venting the cutting Of ksle ana o'her green's
90 there are none III the market , =.
Good drewood would bring $40 per cord IN
~ load lots but none Is reaching market, ana
oansnmers are glad 10 get any sort.
business is at n dead standstiu IN 'his ci'y az
Mr. Isaiah Fisher, a veteran of the Mexican
,vor ri and also an Confederate soldier; who
has been in i'll health Tor some n,h ,e 1ieu inns
l,raet Ieceased leaves widow aud four sons
one of them being Mr.. John II. FISHER mana
oar ~ The Western Union telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
rno Memorial Female Institute.

BrDronp Cry. Va. March sa,,ISIpeeiail, t., "A
meeting of the board OF trns'Sef Sed Ti se,er Me
9Tial tGa pl.cs .eaif The following pre-.
sent sent IRE Professor G. l. Cooke IL. D. Holllns
nsttue Rev s. fSHw ST " D F. II ishcr sr q a4 A. N J.
isa ra,ry ~ Rev. r. b. Boatwright,, Bedford City.
d,'o ner members wore elected TO fll yacan-
eies-viz: Rev: r. i Acreei koanoke, and Rey.
n ing il BEAUTIFULLY located on an eminence south
Mr. Mrs. sarah wingfeld daughter of the late
Judge WinGiield. formerly OIL ms circuit, diea
na,nfnl illness Her funeral was held to-day az
II o clock. from St Johns Episcopal church.
/ am positively informed that very large
deal has very recently been made by Richmond
Capitalists in the stock Of the Coffee tobacco
stemming machine, now being perfected, and
il viii soon be ready Tor tbs market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24
TIE nncHEss INTERVIEWED.
THE End ~ NOT YET.

The real motive of the visit of Mr.. Drayton
and Mr.. Borrowe with his second 10 this coun-
trv his time is shrouded in the deepest mys-
terry. but enough was learned in the little
vybile that vessel was at Quarantine TO indi-
cate that the trouble has not been endod by
a Iong-shot. and it is not unlikely that meet
mo between the two men will be arranged in
this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-24

of the North and South who believe ne was
unfair MS to the Sibley claim are Determined 70
give him a dose of bis own medicine wHen-
ever one OF his bills shall come up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-HANDsoNE rwo-sroRY BRICK
housc; Maple ave-. lie prOis Park; lot 2sxiio feet
Newly hnished Prom briei house, 1sss nth g.
ssS ''n' lot 70 ';s; asRf fs'i :! 81
EoR sALE-LooK AT rms EIE0ANT NEW RES.
ny s E Ss Mi on & ss
sSp 'front.' .oa.
n Ms er i h9p,s contains lsEs p.sSs anisAed IN
ron kitchen, furnace room. cellar. vssh roon lot
il DAVID D. STONE. 500 Est. nv.
For SALE : THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS
oe. iassns f s' s'S rsss'ps: e choice
s ss sssn y g: sS
ss.I rom ssad nr SSn
ssy On ana ads ea.a not soS. @ ssd
'pmins' i"i Blvd VII Z B. iN sfo sS.i sosra
Ssrgsn IN .se.,an. Ue.l seo.. Circle
iha aiso 10 % or .sg
pse' 'i'0 f S8si IS B. 81 STONE. sos s. NV
sst SSu:. 81 s.. Is
IN valuable for business purposes rooms and bath
il DAVID u. STONE sos NV.
FoR sALE-THAT ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE
01 Well Sait the iocson is Of the sness
sfSSE ss RF s ls~
FOR sALE-.A CHEAP CORNER IN A FASHION.
able gar. Of the northwest. being the northeast
WITH cellar lot SIH iS s srSsE s. ]:
ss, sIs.s
1t DAVID D. STONE. sos F st. NV.
and lot size aiIss to i5ioot alley; on 4th s.
Nv near y L; ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. scT.-THIs Is TO
~ rive noeioe. to whom il may concern. In acoord-
spce With the sstuts in such made and provided
toef the subecrbeg this SEVENTH DAY OF JULY,
A. D. 1902. hss alsd her prtition in the supreme
Court q The District Of Columbia in substance set
unr forth that she h resident OF said District and
for more than aye years last past has been member
q ne 1snly o. and suptorted BY. beg stepfsther.
during aid period she has been Known, BE-; and the
prayer Of said petition 10 thst The court viii il
decree changing her name . Hsrr1ette Chapman
Nsaie. HnkIETIE F. KLLMAkER.
ANO9k0 =. DUvAlL. Solicitor. tSlsw3w