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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

The PAPAL ExHIBIr.-No action has vet been
taken by the United States with reference TO the
selection of war ship to convey the proposed
worlds fair papal exhibit to the United States.
There il no doubt that in due course of time
orders will be issued to some one Of our naval
vessels to proceed to Italy and bring over the
proposed exhibit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

The ST. MARr's RIVER CoSrRovERsY-The
light house board has settled the long ng-standing
controversy over the lighting Of st. Mary's
river, Mich, by unanimously approving the
project for that purpose submitted by Gen.
Poe. United States engineer corps, and Com
mander Reed, United States navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20
Postmaster Appointed

The following presidential postmaster have
been appointed: William p. Goodman st south
Evanston, H., vice n Morpcr, resigned. and v.
A. Cook at Boulder Valley, Mont, vice oeorgs
Pfaff, deceased.
The following post Offices became presideu-
tial on October last: wstertown. Conn; Clin-
ton, Ind; Madison, Ohio; Cozad. Neb.. and
Scranton, Miss. The present incumbenn are
continued In Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

The grand jury today reported the following
indictments: Harry Thomas, alias Hunt, Alias
Wilson, alias Barker, bousebreaking; Rsbecoa
Wheeler, do, George Bailey, do; Alice walker,
assault with intent 10 KIN; Frank Andsrsoa,
larceny from the person; Myrtle, elias Whitley,
Nans, DO. The charge Of larceny non he pse-
son against George r. wnlians vas Ignored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

Representative Rayner Of Maryland vss In
the city fofa short time today. He says thst
the information be gets 10 that everything b
lovely for the democrats IN New York. He hes
no doubt about Cleveland's carrying that state
The fight, he thinks, is In Indiana, and thsss
the chances are with the democrstz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internai
revenue, s544 ,607; customs, ssSl,l

AGAINST THE UNITED SrArEs.-The Sec.
retary OF State is advised that all the ports
Of British Guiana have been closed to vessels
from the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

CoUNrERFfrTISo.-TbeT Treasury Department.
is informed of the arrest at Atlanta, Ca, yes
terday of Frank B. Young for counterfeiting
silver dollars.
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GEN. PARTRIDGE DEAD.
He Was . Prominent Figure I'm Michigaa
q. A. u. Circles.

BAY Crrr. Mich. Oct 2o.-Gen. Benjamin
F. Partridge, residing six miles east Of this
city, died last night at II O'Clock For
over a year he had suffered from bcart
disease. Gen. Partridge had q splendid mia-
tary record. He served through the war with
Michigan troops. retiring with the rank Of
brevet brigadier general Gen. Partridge va< .
prominent figure in q. A. X. circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20
FATAL POLITICAL DISPUTE.
1t Ended in q Quarrel and the Desth -
One Of the Dirputants.

HAzELToS, Pa, Oct pa sensational mur-
der occurred at Audenried this morning when
Squire 0'Donnell, q prominent politician and
justice Of the peace was shot and killed by his
constable, Isaac Phillips. IL is understood that
the men were engaged in political discussion,
when the constable drew his weapon aud fred
three times, each ball taking effect The jus
tice died soon after.
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Vo1. 81, No 2O.396.
FINANCIAL

IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS-
tied with Call and ret rates demand
and time csrtncstes Of depos before depostins else
whore. WOODS CO., bankers.
1S22 st. n. ".
Open ESQ Close l,30
su24 General Banking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

E"ho' "HAr' "HkHE'
Finest Overcoats TO order at Keen's.
Most stylish Snits to order at Keens.
Elegant Full-dress Suits to order at Keen's.
Handsomest Trousers TO order at Keen's.
Largest variety of Fabrics at Keen's.
Most attractive Patterns ut Keen's
Most Skilled Cutters at Keen's
Most pains-taking Tsilors 1T Keen's.
Most perfect fitting Garments at Keens.
Keen does not name the Lowest Prices.
Keen asks no more than the Garments are Worth.
Keen will give you Absolute Satisfaction.
Keen's Address Ls 1913 Fss n v oclo
0~HOw ABOUT THAT BRIEFT
~ 1t should be done promptly. accurately
and at your Office at time agreed upon. guar
antee to dc this for 30 cents 9 page. giving 80
copies upon SGss SSkSS RsPsfss i. ADAMS. Printer.
Telephone $50. IoclBl 5l2 lIth St NV.
RoN AND AFTER OCTOBER 90 1892.
., cSmmItati0n On aGsa ticket % emitting S9ldsrs .S
sS ~ and
Tenall ytown and Rockville railroad. will be sold at
thi enss. hossr for a. srh sy
Georxetown to Bethesda Park and from Bethesda
Park 70 Georgetown for s. spESeEky saSe Esy
President 6eorgetown and
JsSaillysoTpt 51aS 2 EthiE tkiiilEx'y'
President Tsnslytcwn and
EBoYS 4SR sS.. caItSssss saa 5S.ssssts
x1sEnlrS t. ri ol5lsoa
Here for variety.
HsreJor reiiabiitv
AsreJor protection
EISEMAN BROS,
Cor. 7th and SITS. NV,
oc17 Manufacturer. Clothiers and TailorA
~DR. ". A. CALDWELL HAS REMOVED
from III 1lth ST. n ". to 81 East Capitol
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sPIR ITUALIsM MISS MAGGIE 6AULE
Fspa fhT Ss Ssv yr pxse
TINS At The Columbia. 7os llth st and Wonn's
K~oLEvELA.NNPR ST sIuEyIEENsoN. COMPTON
80 FORCE BILLi No FORCE BfLLi
GRAND RALLYi GRAND RALLYi
DISTRICT DEMOCRACY
Concordia Hail. corner sth and sts NV, ocTo-
S the se pse o ins
Hon. H. o. Claughton viii preside
ORATORS.
Hon pl: Hon Charles Charles h, Gibson, .: s. Senator.
HSn HSa Eiii.n k:S HSs: i;i
Prominent democrats Of the District will act as vice
and reserved rye seats seats will be provided for them.
By Ordss s,o Of ot,,a.. CHARLES 9; LANCASTER,
OLIVER Ehgsfafnt sfa1M5sT M1sGy5sna Democratic Club G.
Chairman Campaign Committee oc19-3t
E~THK MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CLUE
Pa i1 asf Ek. Hail Badges Se: vii Ss dsspS
meeting Friday might; CHARLES G. LANCASTER
WIN: G. DAVIS, Secretary. toc19-2ti President
K~sS,aa,ysAH .dmIe,, LODGE; 10; Z; = 4 YS..A
an MURSDaY SD a.d 2oth ~ instant at p m Grand vista
ocio-2t 'N GEO SCHULTZ. Secretary.
K-CoLUMBUs QUADRI-CENTENNIAL.
as.Is a.. Fl III
fd' pKY sf SGa viii T in the
aud badges at the store ss OF ManSen
ST Wy @s 'sIsh S,ss''
ocls-St. By order of the COMMITTEES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

The MANILA CI6ARROS are
MILD. made Of combination Of Manila and
Havana Tobacco. They have the ira
SWEET. grance of The Havana and mildness Of
Manila There Is no depressing effect
PURE. In these goods and are becoming very
popular. 2Sc. Per package Of
RICH. cisarros. Size Of good-size cigar.
E.K. LEE CO.. 537 18th St,
1t Wholesale Tobacconista- Red Ourtsins
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S155
Sl55
FIFTTEN DOLLARS

SlO FIFTEEN DOLLARS Oh -
Will secure
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
In stock OF the fr=' ISSUE % the
GOOD HOPE MINING COMPANY,
For a short ti,as 0nip. rAeH the Drses rfI b
largely ddrdnrsd
Ths Good HoTe mine Is located IN Custer county.
Coloraan. mar the bss-ick. Hunboldt. Leaven-
worth. Ben f.ton and other mines already famous
for their large Trudurts Of rich bearin.
The min l. developed by incline shaft 100
f~st deep aud by levels of ~ anil 100 feet
spectfvely. Alonx the vein AMI sAOslng al excel
lent bs-dy % psy ore The IDpAny has PLACED
b. ODO shares one-frnth of i-s stock. upon the
Arket AZ the ioW prlc- of u cents share. for the
puryos- " PurchAs NJ ulachinery and thoroughly
eQufpT inz The nin- for oTerstiun. and but small
nuuah~r q these shares r~Taaiu un-1ld The ma
chin-ry the ground. tn repairs ~ the
shaft veil advanced ani the productiOn Of pay
Ing vii : on cUfulu~u.s
Bfr-i- your opportunity to make money On .
very su4sli Investment.
DIRECTORS: HON IA. TOWNSEND, THOMAS
II MckEE. &. &. CLEMENTS. Z. 5. WILL
1ANS r.. VAN MATfR
Ofnc- Room - oan snl Trust building. Wash
inKfon. 4 e Further tuformstion cheerfully
fufnishsI by y : WILLIAMS. Masonic Temple
Drus stor-. sTh and = IT. a. ocl5-lOt
IHAvF LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS
Which tan ivan r-al estate security ~ 5 PEI
cent Address j. b. star once. oc&tr
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FINANCIAL
Arour YouR LAST WILL.

AHoUr louR LAST WILL.
Below we give the reasons Why H IL bss.
10 name a Trust Company IN act executor
In preference TO the Individual:
WHY YoU sHoULD NOT NAME FRIEND,
B~caase your friend is subject To sickness
and death, may not be your friend
fe~ years hence. may meet with reverses;
msy remove from the city; may make tn
judieious Investments Of the trust funds;
may 10 unable 10 make settlement when
desired may have other interest Of greater
Personal I'm portance; may permit the estate
~ deteriorsts from. insttenti6n misman-
sr~msnt. r commit other acts which may
neeessit.ts the heirs going 70 Law. 30.
WHY YoU sHoULD NAME A TRUST COMPANY
Trust Company tsuch as this one) never
cease. to exist Each individual oficeris
seieot-,l because Of his special fitness for
ths position. BY virtns OF the company's
standing and experience it is better able 10
make profitable Investments Of trust
funds and otherwise make the estate -
remunerstive possible TO the heirs II
must Of necessity keep its accounts In strict
accordance With the facts and the lag or II
loses its charter and 10 must b ready TO
render q statement when requested
There are many other reasons why this
company should be named your executor.
administrator or trustee In prsisrenoe 70 an
Individual TAn company vail dyae and
kssp yoxr xGi free u charge v namsd a.
essesto~.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A 7. BRrrroN. PrssSds~s.
Bxnkins House. IsO5 @ ST. nv.
Storage warehouse ii4o 18th st nv. II
THE ONO S.IIoyu BANK OF WASHINGTON,
oOrn.s .'ht5s.G9 fa,s sna p ..., 9 NV
.. lS.1i,sl sos: :ooo.l
nsioo qr NOR. !, len 9 months = per sent
" iiScSS.. :: &" .,s :" y
s.,s sdepc.is SOr-. from s3 = fss "a rs5 T sqpqn. T
THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
SERIES .'C~ STOCK
Best Investment Of the Dsy.
One dollar Ter share. cash one dollar per share Per
month for forty months Is tn. COS. of one share.
NAAue OF stock Dase1 on neJAy Ouc-nAu
Million Of RsaI Estate Immense
pronts accrue
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JOHN @. CARLISLE.
Hon. IsHAM O HARRIS.
Hon II c HANsBRoUGH.
Hon ROBERT p. PORTER.
Hon BENZ BUTTERwORTH,
Hon. LOUIS L. MeCoMAS.
A 7. BRITToN.
For pastsculArs. O. r. McBLAIR.
Agent for the District of Columbia.
3s Atlantic building
one. hours 30 m to 53Op.m ocls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R4STHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN HAVE
- been appointed by the Republican National
Of Columbia: w. ~
MIR2S NhtNk r. PaRk PRaaRRkkER; IA 1a1sF s.. n. W.;
HENRY A. WILLARD. Kellogg building.
Z; ktkTZ JOHNSON, 6l5 18th ST. n. w.
HENRY Q. WINSHIP, foot of Both st.
A. B. BROWNE. Pacific building
HENRY z. BLOUNT. The oaks c}eorgetovn d. c.
g. g BURDETTE. y25 F ST. n w.
A. A. THOMAS, Atlantic building.
y0HN =; HE;RRELL, 3l4 Pennsylvsnia ave. g. Q.
JoHN "; HoMPSoN. Sl3 18th ST. n.
JOHN JOY EDISON, 1908 + ST. n w.
LEWIS 7: MICHENER, Pacific building.
A. I. BR1TTON, 14Q5 @ st. n w.
Az iaeetinS held at the Shoreham on the Both of
September 1892. the Republican National Commit
tee was fully represented An organization was ef-
fected by the election Of
President-Hon: GARDINER @. HUBBARD.
Treasurer-A: T. BRITTON.
Secretary-FRANK B. MOVES
Any citizen desiring TO give financial aid to the Re
publican National Committee in the pending ampaian
should forward his subscription to etber member OF
the above advisory committee the treasurer Col
Britton: Those who so desire to aid should act at
once Each subscription will be duly ackn owledged
by the Republican National Committee from New
York c'U oc19n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

NSSPIR lTUALISM--MISS MAGGIE 6AULI
- OF Baltimore. the wonderfully gifted test
medium every FRIDAY during the day for private sit
tngs at the Columbia" 70S 11th st. n and Wonn'
HAL; ~ 9TH st. n. w., every FRIDAY night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

RJACKsoN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
D~A Every member of this association is re-
Quested to be present at Odeon Hail. Pennsy-
Dania ave. and AZ ST.. FRIDAY EVENING. October
The association viii then move in body to the Ma
tonal Hotel and escort the Hon Barnes Compton Hon
William NJ. Mcksie and other rrominent gentlemen
..le'elssnd and Adlai f. stevenson and the nomina-
tons OF Hon. Barnes Compton and Hon. william VI. Nc
Maryland will be ratified.
All members should be present
JAMES L NORRIS, President
MAI SAkDO. Secretary. oc20-2t
R~IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROC
- lanlation Of the President of the United
States. the ONCE OF the Washington Gas Iieht Com
pany will be closed tomorrow, FRIDAY, October .l.
The distribution Office. In the basement will be open
70 receive orders or complaints 1t
H~wITNEssES TO THE ACCIDENT on
,A the cable cars whereby Capt. John p.
Dukebart lost his foot September last in front
Of the Columbia Hospital the between Path
AND 18th SIS. WI confer favor on the family by
BALTIC. Nd Would like the address, of Mr W. I.
Graves. oc3O-2ts
R~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties having wree strung over the build
ings adjacent to the Bank OF Washington to remove
same at once or they will be cut. A. H. SEMMES,
AGENT. 603 y ct. NV. IT.
~A RARE BARGAIN IN LARGE BUSI.
- ness property centrally located on q leading
thoroughfare has to be sold TO close partne rship
has frontage Of 40 feet with side and rear aley
small cash payment and balance long time any
one purchasing with intention of improving Address
PARTNERSHIP. Star Office. oc20-3t
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FAsHIoNABLE TAILORING
RAJ Tuilnxs

H~FAsHIoNAB TAILORING
~ By Tdftors.
II you are looking for 'Cheap" clothes, such
as are throrn together in ''Sweat Shops" and
palmed of u credulous public Tail
ored to measure" goods. don't come here
twould be Q waste OF time. But II you desire
''Genteel" garments tailored after the latest
modes. call--we shall be glad to you.
SNYDER WOOD.
I'LL PENN. AVE se2I-3m
R@NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF REMAINS
from Ebenezer burial ground, in square
1l02 city Of Washington. d. C.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties interested in
remains inferred in the aforementioned cemetery
the health officer after ten days from the date of this
publication. will issue to the trustees of the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. permits for the
removal Of said remains under the directions of the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia for
tnterment in some suitable public cemetery within
the said District Of Columbia the expense Of Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Society of said
District.
Prior to the expiration Of said ten days permits for
the removal OF bodies from said burial ground will be
issued only to persons claiming relationship interest
in the remains whose removal they request
W. J. THOMPSON.
R. ". DUNN.
For the Board Of Trustees Of Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church. oc20-lOt'
K~rHEY ARE NOT ''BRoGANs."
Don Don't be inyeigied & into buying cheap shoes
offered sTsio a, 1asss I POINTED and broad toe
ana fs s.saS I fsfs sioof as tSs ~
broQans!
HOOVER SNYDER. 1917 Pa ave. ool-lm
TAILORING NEWS" IT SIMPSONS.
For the bene6t Of our patrons in the 600.
ernnnsnt departments the store UiH be Kept
open oil day Frfdop.
These s2S and s30 Scotch suitings are
meeting with . ready sale. Not one Of these
patterns would be made up by any other
Jsrst-cldss tailor in this city under e3o and
$40. They make excellent business suits.
Tailored In our Characteristic manner and
guaranteed to ut perfectly.
Still few patterns left Of the $40 Trous-
erngs Enough to insure . good choice
These will cost you s1e. el3 and Ola when
We buy again.
q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON, Tuslor,
Corner 10Th and sts NV ocao
sssFs IS sas. noa rsE sas
manshp .oia IN 1o.l eSssp wa ws
rJ bssus,isl a Y ire q froussrins. from s5 up
4Os 18th St n. w.. one door above Pa. ave. oc2o
E~THE OPERATION "
TYPEWRITER is easily and
quickly learned. The capital
and the small letters are con-
veniently arranged in the same
relative positions, thus neces-
tating familarixation With the posi-
lions Of but set Of keys There In
no shift-key necessary. Send for
machine on trial.
HENRY A. cLxkKE son. Agents. aa5 st. oc2o
R~OTTERBURN LITHIA WATER OF vIR-
0 GINA daily fresh from sprtnss; E.sures
liver and other troubles. Perfect table water. Pce
yerZ moderate. Samples supplied free. Address
R@NOTfOR.LOCf l. Ieoo-wE HAVE
N this day moved our o1hcs ffom lz20 q 70
octLin v. L HOPKINS = 90.
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SNYDER WOOD.
I'LL PENN. AVE se2I-3rn

K~THEY ARE NOT 'BRoGANs"
Don't be inveigled into buying cheap shoes.
These g. so and - Mems Shoes the best ever
offered at these prices. Pointed and broad toe.
in button. lace and congress styles. Exceedingly
durable and stylish. Take Q look at them Not
broQans!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

Low PRICES FOR FINE TAILORING.
- These s25 Suits are made up elerantly
line fabrics-nns trimmings-expert work.
manship: We can afford to work cheap while
we are building up" trade.
J. FRED GATCHEL (tate Qf Keens,
4OS 18th st. n. W.. one door above Pa. ave- oc2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

st. Domintce Parish, South Washington.
Al members Of the parish intending to participate
In the torchlght parade on FRIDAY requested 10
meet et st. DOmipic's Hall. 9th and sts W.. at
O'clock pm sharp, Lanterns, torches and badges
can he obtained at the hall Thursday evening from
IT. WM A JOHNSON Chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

IHAvF LNR6E AMOUNT or TRUST FUNDS
i Which tan ivan r-al estate security st 5 per
cent Address J. b. star once. ocAtr
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II You are looking for "Cheap" clothes such
thropn together in ''Sweat Shops" and
palmed of u credulous public ''Tati-
ored to measure" goods. don't come here
twoud be Q waste OF time But II you desire
''Genteel" garments tailored after the latest
modes call--we shall be glad to see you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20

~~AMERICAN ICE AND coal CO.. OFFICE
&. ". cor 10th and n. Telephone ASH
Beet Fdniiy y Coais-A thrdcfte. carmel and Spifnt
Inducements to oil cash customers. Contract with
National Cooperative Association Satisfaction guar
anteed. 2240 pounds to the ton.
Z. NJ. WILLIS,
oc15 Vice President and Manager.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-01
Gossip of the School Rooms.

THE Lawrence schools will shortly have q
day for visitors.
TIE sum of $41,223 IL will be dispensed
among the educational people tomorrow, as
it is pay day.
Observation-Disclosures contemplates hold
ing the annual examination for professional
certificates about May 20.
MISS LUCY EMMoNs, assistant drawing
teacher of the High school, was married last
Wednesday to MI. Andrew B. Johnston.
This marriage throws vacancy at the High
School.
THosE who have missed Prof. j. K Bare
from his usual place at the Central Board
rooms Saturday, will be sorry to learn that
he has been in attendance at the death and
burial of his brother, who lived near BARS
Vile.
FRIDAY, May 6, the commencement exer-
cises of the Beaver Falls High School will
be held at the Seventh Avenue Theater.
There are II graduates. On Friday an art
exhibit of the public schools of this town
was displayed in the various schools.
SUPERVISORS E. e. R1NEHARr and McCargo
will drill the 1000 school children for the
Fourth of July celebration at Schenley Park.
Badges will be furnished the children who
will participate and the ensignia will entitle
them to free transportation on the street
cars.
THURSDAY Miss Anna Myers, of the Lincoln
school, resigned. The teachers of this school
gave as q pretty compliment to the happy
feelings existing between them and the de-
parting lady grand banquet at noon in the
school hall. Ill health Of the lady or lady's
relatives is why Miss Myers gives up teach
ing.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-01

ing enjoyed a novel entertainment An
English play, French comedy and Ger
man dialogue, all good, are not often seen
and heard in one evening. The talented
young people you bore their parts in this
diversified programme, as well as their in
structors, cannot receive too much praise
for theirsmooth work.
The first concert of the East End Musical
Club drew forth very large and fashion
able audience that was most encouraging to
the young director, Mr.. j. c. BreiL AL
though the programme was rather long.
there were no signs Of WEAKNESS to be de-
tected among the listeners, and the enter
tainment throughout must be pronounced
success. One of the interesting features of
the evening was the singing of Miss
Pauline Lemmer, a bright young girl
who has just completed five years of study
in Germany, and whose powerful and flex-
ible soprano was heard to advantage in the
aria from 'Lucretia Borgia" and the great
duet from "Cavalleria Rusticana," with
Mr.. BreiL Miss Lemmer will be decided
musical acquisition for Pittsburg, and will
be much sought after for concerts. She has
good stage presence as well as a thor
oughly trained voice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-01

mum. Soon the company will build a rolling
mill for working the ingots into all forms for
the general trade. This improvement will
cost about slOo, 900 and will give employment
to three times as many men as at present.
This company has all the original patents
for reducing aluminium and all the foreign
manufactures are operating under these
patents. Suits are now pending for infringe
ments in this country and favorable decis-
ions have been obtained in the lower
courts. When they get the decision from
the higher tribunals it will give the Ken
sington' firm a monopoly OF the alumni um
trade of the world and an unfavorable decis-
ion will not affect them, for it will leave
them on an equality with the others.
Another feature that has appeared there
this year is the three-story hospital erected
by DR.. Luther. He went there on account
of the pure water, and has established this
hospital, where he intends to treat nervous
patients. Later be will build on the hill as
the springs great hospital on the Round
House" plan, and will unite with it an
enormous natatorium with an imitation sea
beach.
In fact. for this great town It is sufficient
to say there is work there for all who como
in search ot homes. and in the next few years
to come thousands must go to kensington,
the city unburdened by taxes, and where all
are given a chance to earn rs good livelf-
hood as in the city, and yet enjoy all the
comforts Of a suburban residence, pure air
and pure water. Kensington is the golden
combination of country comforts with aU
facilities and life OF great city.