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deraciones de orden International.
FL anarquista Pallas. durante las
horas que sstuvo en- capilla, revel6
una gran serenidad de espiritu.
Todos los esfuerzos que hicieron
slgunos ministries de la religion por
confesarlo, resultaron inutiles.
Pallas era libre- -pensador convsn-
cido.
Al salir de Ia capilla, enton6 con
vigor IN himno anarquista, cuyas no.
tas Sc oyeron hasta que el REQ lego
al lugar de la ejecuci6n.
Por ell camino un grupo de obreroa
vitoreo a Pallas y Ia anarqufa.
La guardia civil cargo sobra e
grupo, obligandolo 4 disolverss.
Hasta el dltimo momento conserve
Psllas una gran serenidad de snimo
Todos los que pressnciaron Ia ejs-
ouei6n dicen que muri6 con valor,
vitoreando la anarquia.
New York, idem idem-Comuni-
can de Madrid que ell senor Gamazo
ha ofrecido diez y ocho millones de
pesos para los gastos de la expsdi-
Dion a Melilla.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican d.
Madrid que reina gran entusiasmo
en- toda Espaha, con motivo de los
aprestos militares contra los moros
Muchos SO ofrecen 4 servir como
voluntarios.
Algunas de las tribus. que ne as
taban concentrando 4 la vista de Me-
lila, han comenzado 4 retirarse.
Madrid, idem Gel gabinets ST.
que dedlcando toda su atenci6n al
conficto provocado por 81 atentsdo
de MeliIla.
Los despachos de NJ .rruecos anun-
eian que la actitud de las autoridades
de sse pals es favorable las recla-
macioneS del gobierno espanoI, por
10 que Sc cree que el conhicto So re-
solvera paciticamente.
III General Margalio. isfe de nues-
trss fuerzas en- Africa, ha telegrafa-
do al gobierno que el Baja de la re-
gion fronteriza Melilla, le ha ofre-
cido mantener la paz castigar Sc
veramente a todos los que resultsn
oulpables del atsntado
Esto no obstante, continua habien-
do tiroteo, espscialmente por las no
ches entire los espanolss Y los moros.
Noticias que acaban de recib;rse
dicen que el canorero espahol C,tc,'-
10, al pasar del cabo "Tres Forcas,"
se le hizo fuego por unas partidas de
moros que So hallaban en- ese lugar.
Uno de los individuos de la dotaci6n
del barco resulto herido.
Ell General Margalio ha pasado un
telegrama al Ministro de la Guerra
diciendole que no le snvfe mas re-
fuerzos, porque e seria impossible en-
contrar buenos alojamientos para las
tropas.
ST el gobierno del Sultan persist.
en- sus buenas disposiciones, esperass
que pronto SO calmara la efsrveacen
oia que ha provocado en- nuestro pus-
bio la noticia del atentado.
New York, idem 8-Comunican dc
Tanger que hay reunidos catorcc mil
nloros frente Melila.
Ha habido tiroteos parcialcs
Id hOdTnlCtOn dc Mclitla cSpEi@
rcfuerzos considerables.
Hay gran entusiasmo en- Espana.
La hotilla que recorre las costas
de Marruecos ha capturado un buqio
cargado de armas y harina, salido
de Gibraltar con destino 4 los moros
de Riff.
Idem, idem O. Comunicau dc
Ianger que ha quedado corriente IL
inca telegrdfca de Melilla. que ha-
bian cortado los moros
Los santones marroquies piden cI
-xte rminio de los cristianos cspafio-
es
Fl n1mero de kabilas, en- las inme-
1iaciones de Melila. va en- aumentp.
rs Va tan considerable. Que no en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16
Gaia de Prestamos
l6-pLAzA DE LAS DELIC1As-1e

FL dia 20 del corrie3,te q las 0 de 10 mana
va, se rematordn en- pdblico satbdsta las prem
dds de los taIones que continuocioi Sc erpre-
san, p0F cuetata de qujen correspoada ordeH
IL h
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16
PILDORAS
ONICO-RECONSTITUYENTES
DEL
DR.. g. del FdNe

Esta preparation que es 3 resulta
, do de nuestras propias obseryaciones
: estudios en los diferentes pueblos
de esta Isla: es uu precioso medca-
mento para curar la
A aea,ta, Clor6Sis, Paltdeces,
Htstefid, Des6rdeaes ca Ia ale1istrttacf6a
Ne,T0stenta. Dyspepsia q debiLdda
Ejercen podeross acci6n sobte el
ORGANISING en- general, topihcando el
sistema nervioso, regulsrzan Ell vas
cular J oirculatorio, restablecen las
tuerza= devuelven la salud y el CO.
lor Il las joveues senoras.
Estas pildoras son preparadas ell Ia far
rnacia RODRIGUEZ. PLAYA de Ponce, p. X. Z
doude sc eneuentra el dep6sito para las
ventas tanto al por mayor como al detail. 4
Tambien SO venden en la Fdrmacio ]
Ceafrai las demas boticas de Ia isla.
} mE Ponce, Setiembre de 1898.
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UPPER M4.EEORO'.

C-rres..u --l.-- OF T',.- - ..-. s.s-
UprEE MARLBORO Mo. Aurn II, 1883.
Maria West. a mnla:.o wonia:i a boat .i-ty years
Ole WIS before uG &c jroOnr here TODAY, charged
with lu.aut.cide. The coI=; ASSIGNEE "a, Csc
10 Lawyer Jchu d. Coutee. 20. after Il short
consultation wiz The woman. Wa g.sen until
tomorrow Ino=aing TO look inc the Gaze.
me court has sentenced .he following pri--
orers: Hosu-ee ?. Mansfield. indictet. fo-
stgal.ny She Use OF "a team from SGitiGnd 10
Washington. TO fifteen months N the house OF
correction: LUm Berry. eo,ored, who was in
diced fO- asss,C,tins with intent to rob nsv.
III. Soutag OF trinity Church, was convicted
and sentenced 10 the Maryland pelitentiary fJ-
I've wear.
Le cs.e OF S.a.e's A:.ornev Cant. o, Calvert
Comfy against the county commits. .OGers was
tried before the jury fOs Il, 100 alleged u have
been bad 70 the commissioner e--oH"Ouyiv in
settlement Of his accounts as ts@ colleSIo- !-O:n
1884 20 1881. The jG-y gave han verdict tor
Si.O-C.sO. Judge MHgruder o. AuaarOii, and
James Owens appeared FOR NE. Gantt Gld Mr..
John i. Cray OF Prince EreGertcK AMI Htgru-
der & Wilson for the county commissioners.
Tie county commissioners vi this equity
have appointed the following road superyiso-I
for the ensuing year: Evansville district, Vim
T.. Baker: BladensbGrg district. Vim. Beavans;
Marlboro district, Vim. ". Fowler ard y. U.
Eidgeiy. jr.; Nottingham district, Vim. G.. Wa
tiers and George I. cross; Plscataway district,
Joseph y IAOrn anu GeOrSe :. ndtrwOOd:
Standings, VIM. II. yermillon and VIM. +.
Swami: Queen Anne distract, C.. c. L. Town
shend and Isaac Grimes; Aauasco district,
Benz. +. Richardson and Joseph Nayior: Sur
rats district, Thomas Il. Coombe and John J.
jenkins. ST.; Laurel district, Arthur Tolson;
B-andywine district, Charles =. Boden and J.
He Iry Murray: Oxon Hill district, Henry j.
Frye and ]. II. Kerby; Kent district. George T.
Suit; Bowie district, c. c. Clarke and Henry
Baker.
MOTHS
Bishop Paret visited Trinity Church here
Sunday, and confirmed class Of twenty-five
po-tulants. Rev. Mr.. Sontag, rector. The
bishop held confirmation services at the church
of Mr.. Rander IN Queen Anne Sunday morn
ing and held the services here at 7:30
A mad dog terrorized the townher by biting
a number of dogs and causing stampede OF
the people until ne fell from u shot from Mr.
John II. Traband- Ali the dogs he bit were
killed.
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lapel to show the flowing ends of the fine neck
scarfs-showing also the prevalence of what
the Londoners call the toothpick coat tail. 1t
is a smartish, sem-formal garment. and yerifes
that the maestros of taiiordom are still equal to
supplying the demands OF their ultra clientele
with satisfying conceptions.
There can be no denying the gradual working
in of the spring suitirgs in more marked pat
Jennings. There have been a number Of sack
sutings ordered by men who choose correctly
in three button sacks to wear with the business
shirt for the town, and which in grays and
tans, which disclose. upon inspection. a we'll
defined. wide plaid design in self coloring.
The lapel here is well cut down, that the shirt
pattern may be given fair show, and black
satin cravat surmounts the white attached
standing collar. although the attached cuffs are
In the shirt material
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THE OLD NATIONAL RIFLES.

The Thirty-second Anniversary of Their
Muster in" appropriately Celebrated.
The survivors Of the National Rifles Of 1861
celebrated at Freund's parlors Monday even
ing the thirty-second anniversary OF their mus
ter into ;he service of the United States On the
18Th OF April 1861.
Those present were Edw. T. Mathews. presi-
dem; G. Y. Alice. secretary: Noble d. Lar
neT AID \. I. B-i.tOn. stewards and Com rades
l. ~ Alexander. G.. A. Brandt J. Thos. Glenn
ents. = q Dixon. Jasper Il. Dresser. ". X.
Mend@nilail, Col. Vim. q. Moore. T. W. Steu-
art. Gilbert g. Towies and Thos VI. Shepherd.
comrades Dixon and Dresser and Clements
male SPECIAL trips from Chicago, Ill. La Fs,-
yette. Ind. and New York city IN order to be
present .: this reunion. which none OF the COM
races :ail % attend when it . possible to be
p-es.a-.
Oat Of the original number seyentv-seven
mustered in:o tho service IN 1851 Twenty
eSn- are known TO have died and the where
HOOnis of eight are unknown. leaving q total OF
1oriy-ore coI.sadts -cattered oyer the world
Ha-H,-heir-6d letters were received from
CAPS W. N.Neb5. who Is in Florida; from Sergt.
j. Gehakln. vino was compelled TO be absent en-
gagged ~ IKE trial of the new cruiser Detroit at
Ne" London. Conn. this being the first OF the
Ieoni0Gs at which Conrad- YcHakin was not
present; from COn-Lde Albert = Barnes of
81 LOUIS. who wcs present at II special reunion
N &c Member asst. bI. who fuu=d il impossible
10 attend on ;his occasion. AID from Il number
q; other
Thee o. the comrades have died since the
Iast IsuaIon-Cc!. Richard y. Irwin at New
-o-k citr- Wa. n. FULLER AZ Hya:tsyilie and
Elias y. LeJu1-! in this civ. Their virtues
see extol!Sd by tho-e present and they were
remembered aIec--Uhat-ly rs all Ms the best OF
comrades and good. lJyal men. Comrade
--eoui=d vas e.yec-A..y De!Osed and never
failed during his lie 10 respond To every sam-
mons 20 be present whsney his comrades
sembled for any purpose.
hs banquet WAS success IL every pa=t.Gu-
lar Gnt Its enjoyment occupied a considerable
pa .. the evening. 4 silent toas: Wis drunk
20 tii- departed comrades and other special
IO1sts 20 those absent. and tONarl mldnlgh;
tie reunion came 10 c.1-e. But - memory
Will hive long III the hears OF all lrerenl, who
have few stronger t.es ia his lie TO bind them
10 their fellow men tina tho~e cemclted by
service tOgot beg ui.t-er ;ne flag q. Ou- Union
and friendship extending BACK mc-e ,han
thirty years
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG "PLUNGER"

IngersOli Maury Grows Weary OF Life at
Twenty five and browns Himself.
c. Ingersol, Maury. the rich and dissipated
young Philadelphia, for whom Cincinnati and
Louisville detectives has been searching several
days. committed suicide. Late Monday night
his bloa.ed corpse was found floating in the
Ohio river near Aurora. Ind.
fisherman discovered the body. He noti-
fed the coroner and the body was taken on. o.
the water and removed to an undertaking es.
Enlistment. Tn body was fully dressed In
the pockets were four keys and silver key
chain, but no money. The fee: were tied to-
gether with q white silk necktie. 1t is supposed
that Maury jumped into the river from the
Cincinnati and Co7ington suspension bridge.
He had repeatedly declared his intention to
commit suicide and it Is likely that lie tied his
feet together SO rs to render struggle for life
unavaiiiug in case ne changed his mind after
plunging into the river.
Maurys friends a. Louisville were notified
and Edward +. Berkely, jr., of that city iden-
tilted the body, which was sent to Philadel-
phia Yesterday for burial. The reward of $500
offered for the finding of Maury or his body
will be claimed by the fisherman.
Maury, who was about twenty-five years Of
age. was one Of the best known young men in
Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Louisville. His
ioWhy las Oceu ! iOr
years He gained reputation for being ''wiid"
before he attained his majority, and he never
lost that reputation. Some wears ago he con-
Guided to 60 into the real estate business and
entered the Office OF weaty broker in Phila-
dephia. This broker. named Foulke, was in
teresied In theosophy and went to India to
study. Maury likewise became interested in
the teachings OF Nine. Blavatsky and started
for India after Foulke had arrived there. Maury
got as far Paris. When he reached the
French capital he had $4,000. Fifteen days
later. with hardly a dollar in his pocket, he
sailed for New York
In Cincinnati Maury was known tho
Louisville plunger." He went to Cincinnati
some weeks ago and lost heavily Mt gambling.
Though his estate is estimated to be worth
$4,000, he had but 81 in cash when last seen.
He then declared to several Of his ac1uaint-
ances that they would never again him
alive. At the time of his death he was engaged
to be married to young society lady in Vir-
ginia. Before leaving the st. Nicholas Hotel,
at which.he stopped. Maury added codicil to
his will, inclosed it in sealed envelope and ad-
dressed 1t to his trustees. 1t Is not known
what disposition he made Of his property.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuonee.s.

TRUSTEES, LIE Or TWO Co TwO-sToRY Is Ay-
WINDOW BR Ch DWELLINGS, Nos. l2nl
AND l:203 STREET. NOkTHEAST, VA H
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TRUSTEES SIZE Or TWO q, TwO-sToRY BAY
WINDOW BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. l2nl
AND i3o3 | STREET NORTHEAST. WA H
b. virtue % a decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District %. C., UrIbia passed ji- 18Th day If
harcl. \. ID. !S53. in Il Wherein william p
Coon and others a-r conulainauts and tlner +. At
ins1n and o. Ie-s - de:-ad4ns>. b-n- eudi.y
No. lfeUo wherein the unGe signed appointed
trs: 70 make o. tha real eststs said Gec:ee
cescr;5eG W. w44 n prrsusace Of sid decree. On
NtDNESDN, iIE Mn rTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL. \ ID. 1872. AZ HALFPASr FOUS O. CLOCK
p NJ. offer for SAL pubic aTction in from, o. the
premises tue .ol described estate wit
Lots nun Ell rundr-d and fp-tvSi-. G. - and
ore hundred AMI torCy-sevea GtO. H. square min
bereI ten Eund-e;. 81 ii tire. GOJ0. ire City Ct
WASHINGTON. in tie y. strict o. Columbia.
Terms of sac a pS'r.Dat by the decree: One
third o. the ru-cnsse money IN casn and the reInainer
IN two equal Instruments N one aud Two years
srectiyeiy. with intsT@s al cent until
paid the deferred payments to be secured by teeo OF
trust he p-0,ersr. all c.sn. me on. m.
purchaser. Ali c0nveranc. and record ny the
purchasers cost d-3ost ot 800 eacl lot will
be qIirsa at TIE tims sac If the terms of
The sale sha not be comp led with within ten DAYS
from day oI sale the trsse-s reserve the right
sell the p-ocery At he ris6 OF the defautiny pur
Chaser. FRANKLIN :. MACKEE. Trustee.
FenGal Building
api dGis .iSi Louisiana ave.
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TRCSTEES' SALE.


EN VIZ ne OF Ger Of IN. circuit cou-t -or Mon
20 cry co un'r. >-.n- CONF g equity. passed iu
a use IN SAID c1arc dep 2l4nS. wherein AdR
SEoelAaAtr ana others axe rnI"l-Inaa.s. and Eliza
beth Shoemaker ana Others dp;e no. 7!34
tilty1 ms llos lLrs. a. triiSess, viii n r.
DAY. APRIL tWES IE-NINIH. l~.H AZ TWO
ptLCth y NJ. ote- Tor sac a tuo ic agCtoa. Tire
nreui e. he anr IN sid ciCs. drrel 10 be- sold and
dsScrsUel a. That are %: tie farm on winch
the ia,s jesse ShO maker ed the time Of MS
death watch lie. y sid NrIt-y.aery county {, n
taiHin[ SNo-I- fAEN Il->TN G-:tSOF LAND.
ANS properly - -1ous uae and hal. n. - from
Ten e-oTn ard aboas tr+e-Gua-se-s %. a mi e from
the g.z ziOnH - tt- HtlNcr 70 - In sight Of .l-
site Of tie Methodist tCy-Tstv and very si.Dr. DIS
lance :soai wesley E-lEh,s ana 5 dr-c.ly the
rou'- 40 e=-ersion II Na.sGchusetts avenue uf
Samuel l-rowS. Charles >uUenlake- ana the Iited
Sta-es r,serv Dl- ese-vAtion * has been a.
fTlrk -srm tor lla1F yeas, u m high ssa.e
CULTIVATION ana il the fertile and prO-
ductlv- truck arms Washington. Ice I'M
movements consist % a good FRAME DWELLING.
TWO stores and sued kitchen. cOn-.:n ne ave roo rs
goo. stable. rev barn and ola barn. Eoud lnslk
2ousc anc all otae- necessary oItouldincs. A Nell
OF fine water AZ she door
Terms o: sale prescribed by me decree Onethrd
OF the purchase money cash day o. sale. the
ratncation thereof ov tie roie- court. the ha.snre
to oe paid IN two equa. laStat.men1S. payab e r.
speclEey IN one and Two Yea ron uay Of sale and
to o-sr Interest from the day ~ sale said deferred
PAYMENTS to De secured by the sia.e bills pur-
chaser purchasers. with e.y sur, ie, lie ar
proved by tce trus-ees. CJavey&Iy at the o.
plrcnss
CHAELES W PRETTYMAN.l ,r-.,u...
JAMES v. HENDERSON, ! trustees.
THOMAS DOWNING a son, Auruurpers,
aplD. IN. 20. -. 4.21.'eS bl3 4 I. n. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
AFTERNOON.
y ATCLIFFE. DARE L CO., Auc.ioneers.

II A1CLIffE. DARE CO., Auctioneers-
Tsp ps9Es S sA,E OF ,MPEoyFp AEP yYIN-
ksSsp sosSSRREisf q ssT,s
q :ss Sasrss: aSo5 az ~
Ap:il.A D. 1898 in equity cause No II. 5o3. wherein
q BriSh. e y sefendants *. nhdrs signed tfus
s HufR fSsisn front
T TicTSrH 1893 besinnins At AALF-PAsT FoUE
city Of Washington, district. Of Coiunbis.
I've IS aS IT, aaSn .n S' $.
nine
sna and Op frame
northwest corner Of io'h aId streets.
H. We vii se y pnsio .n
Ave zee, Of sub To- ur a. and o!.
40 feet by depth Of ffy i've 1857 feet Of
hundred and nins;y-six t9e in he city Of Washing
ton Dissrie. Of Coumbia The above property is I'm;
dwelling No HOO street at the corner Of Ilth south
i street r.m aed ons NOS S st sns
building. No. si4 llth street y e. southeast.
At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. We will sell
sifssa .Ss CITY % np Pisriss p
io.a,ed on, MassacEn:etts aTepue and 18Th street
southeast fronting one hundred and sixty 60) fres
on the avenue and one hundred and fifty-four Q5A
square feet. more or less.
Terms Of sale on each piece prescribed by the de-
ere. are Onethird cash thc bal ance in two equal
stallmens in one and two from day Of SALE with
interest," Tor which deferred payment the Of the
purchaser purchasers shall be required said
TO be secured by good and sufficient deeds o! trust
upon the Premises sold. all cash at option of
chaser or purchasers Adeposit Of two hundred S2o0
dolsrs viii be 9ired on each piece at time OF sac
sale. otherwise he tru tees the right esel
at the risk and cost OF de.su ting purchases All
veyanclng. recording. &c. at tie cost Of the pur-
cheeers.
OREIN 4. HALtAM
AIS Louisiana ave. ru,....
j. HOLDSWORTH GORDON trustees
arSdSjs ~ N w
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Correspondence O: The EyeE:ag star.

Correspondence o. The EveE-ag star.
LAUREL. Nd, April IS. 1899.
Charles Matthews, the colored man who was
shot and badly wounded by crazy colored boy
last Friday, is reported out OF immediate
danger Of death from the wounds received.
The boy was arrested and brought before a
magistrate and by him turned TO the
county authorities. who summoned q jury to
inquire into his sanity. The jury found him
insane and be will be sen. to the insane asylum.
The boy mas long been known TO be demented,
and this Is not the first assault he has made or
persons. and while IN the custody OF the justice
awaiting his examination he made a desperate
assault on n boy who was passing.
d.. J. Il. HUNT. the recently elected mayor.
has sent IN his hrst message TO the city council.
He counseis harmony and economy and urges
the expenditure OF the revenues N the direc
ton of repairs on the streets and cleaning the
town and putting 1t IN a sanitary condition 10
resist an invasion Of any disease tina: NAV
under other conditions become epidemic. He
Gals particular attention TO the rapid growth
Of the town ard the improvements already
made the way OF sidewalks and electric
lights and refers 10 ths great demand for real
estate and residences. Referring to the appli-
cations o. corporations FOR franchises from the
council he cites the recent rapid growth Of
Laurel and prophecies great future for the
town and advises against granting any fran
chises tina: extend beyond the o;icial life OF the
majority OF the present COUNCIL which 10 only
Two wears. This may have a very depressing
effect upon the proposed building OF an electric
street railway, the inco-pOra:ors OF which ask
the franchise for the term of forty years.
The present mayor and city council have de-
clared tina. although the 100 electric lights now
illuminate the town very satisfactorily they
will cause new lights to be erected in any part
OF the town where new improvements make
such lights a necessity. This they readily
do under their contract with the electric light
company operating the plant
MOTIFS.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Centenary VI. f.
Church will hold their next sociable at the resi-
denos Of Mrs. Hopkins. I'd street. Wednes-
DAY evening. April 90.
Misses Bessie Baldwin and MYRTLE Castle have
been spending several days with friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Mitchell. on account OF the death
of her brother. will return TO Baltimore.
Miss Lulu Leech of Baltimore Is visiting Miss
Hattie Jefferies and will remain several days.
Miss Lilly o. CatoRsvilie is the guest Of Miss
Agnes Kaiser
Mr.. Huffman and family. who have resided
here for several years. have removed to Cations
Vile. where Mir Huffman will engage IN BUSH
ness
The Baldwin Guards, forty young ladies. will
resume their drilling in Free Quill Hall May l.
Miss Annie Brashears is visiting friends in
Washington.
Miss Annie Green of Baltimore county is
visiting her cousin. Miss Claudie Edmonston.
Miss Nesbitt OF College Station is visiting
Miss Helen RYAN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
pt 'yLiNEik.
Holding special term f,E O.gaans' Court business.
This l.. dsk ~ tTrfi. lS1Es
In estate Of Scotsman iifera late uf said Dis
init. deceased. No 5E.sl. AaI snlsfrat.on De 10
Application having been made .o- the pro 5ate 81.
paper writ proToFrd last will ana Tesla
insnt and r,scil sud fu- erf f@
estate Of sad Se.igmzn PtEr- AZ. sod hy Pan
MI llf -Tng. notsre = re--fy g.g- 4 al con-rued
e Tw sppsST ~ ~ n frsp I, At4,
20 SHOW caus~. Il eE:s. Evainss granting Il
such afrl i!'atipn
inaton Law k-f.'-.eT ana fvenIDg a ve-E in
eacn - snree success - AE- - C.a0-e s-lg DIS
~ che rslrf: 4. =. EsGNEE. Justice.
A true cuvy. Tss.a- A. NAft4f-.
Recist-r 81 Nii's. DC.
LEON ToBEINEf: i-7o-.o- "a 2tailc-.I, aIE - 10
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Th. Mount Pleasant Choral Society.

The choral society which was organized
about six weeks ago in Mount Pleasant is max
ing most satisfactory progress. Under the eff
cient instruction o: the director. MIR. Chas. l..
Holt. the society has been rehesrsing the can
ta.a Of Ruth" A public presentation Of this
will be made some time this spring.
Pursuant to a request from the Woman s
Relief Corps o. the District the society viii re-
peatrhe old Folks concert which they gave
in February. this presentation to be for the
benefit of the charity fund of tbs W. X. G.
This concert will be given in the Church OF
Our Father this evening.