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RArcLIfFE. pARR q CO.. AncTIoNEEKs.
H 80 PA. AVE. NV.

THIkTLEN Buzz DING LOIS on RosEDAIE
p iIf s p i ~ sEkfs S6 hSsf
FkAML DWELLINGS. Bi AIITIoN.
lSt3. At HEf-PAsT souR O'CLOCK =. M. ne
Tors s. - y Is. y. IS "a. TO- 81. a. IS
and -. Block No "a.
In the subdivision Rosedse at the eastern t<-rnu
Of the II street aad the MARYLAND avenue snd n
street ferdcs, with the improvements. These lots
street
Terms OF sale: one-third cash balance in one end
.wo years frpm the day d skle. secured BY
Coed OF trust GA the premises and notes Of
the purchaser or purchssr-S bearing ysr
or az cash. at the opuon of The purchaser
ar purchasers. deposit lot Of s25
required az the time ~ sale Terms be complied
with IN fifteen dss from the dAv a sale otferwfss
the right to resell a. the rss and cost Of
purchases ~ reserved. AL cORNeyRnoins recording
&c. at the cost u the purrha--r ~ purchasars
hArCLlffE. DARN a CO.,
mhll-a&as Aurtioneersl
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Written for The Evening Star.
Vow THAT TIL E


Easter season is not
far distant, when every
body and everything
will come out in spring
garb, We must not for
get the baby, for he,
too. must have his
pretty new cloak.
There is seldom q
time when the very
young infant goes with
out a wrap of some
sort, and for spring
lust what he wants.
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VALUABLE gT IMp p PROPERTY No.; SIS
On MEpNEsDAY, MARCH TwkNTY-sEooND.
o. HALf-PAsT foUR p NJ, ws viii sell, In front OF
~ lol0o feet on the south SIDE Of street nv d~pth
and basement brick dwelling Containing Twelve
rooms bath, water and all modern improvsmenfs
being No. SO street porthesst.
Terms Of eale: One-third cast. balance and too
years. with interest," secured By dee1 Of The
property. or all cash at the option 81 purchaser.
aei osit Q: 90 requi-ed AZ the time Of sale. Con-
yey9ncing and recO Siiug cost of purchaser.
Inhl5-.t THOMAS DoWII No 4 SON Aucts
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A Philadelphis wom.n's Charitable Bs

Mary q. Hutchinson. who devoted hsr life to
the care Of orphan children, lsft by vii. which
vas admitted to probate In philadelphis yes
tsrday, ca, 900 each to three orphans in trust.
Nearly all the rest OF her estate Of $500 600 Il
devised TO charitable institutions. chiefly the
Home Of the Merciful Savior for Crippled Chill
aren and the Presbyterian Hospital
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/ n B A B Y D @ NJ
The Baby Must Have His Pretty
New Cloak for Spring.
W A r NJ A I'd II A P P Y .

How Some Most Comfortable Garments Can
BE Made-With or Without CaPes-Com-
mon Sense Advice to Fond Mothers-Suit-
able Observation-Disclosures for Indoor Wear.
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special Commissioners.

J. H. X. YOUNG. clerk 81 the circuit court of Alex
andrta county Va. do certify that James Clements
and C. L. Mol. com nssione-S. have executed bond
~ the penalty OF go 0O0 conditioned the faith
ful performance Of their d1tes commissioners In
said cause and in accordance with decree ther-ln
Given under my hand on tins 18th day " F-bruary
ls95, H. r. YOUNG.
fe2T-dts (.l~rk
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ALL OF THE wELL-KEPT FURNITURE IN
REsIDENcE No. 1877 TENTH STREET
NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
COMPRISING TWO HANDSOME FRENCH
PLATE BEvEL-EDGE PIER MIRRORS,
WITH CoRNICE TO MATCH; rWo HAND
SOME +. =. EANTEL MIRRORS. WITH
SIDE BRACKETS. NIRRoR-FRoNT FoLD-
ING BED. FINE PARLoE FURNITURE IN
SUITES AND ODD PIECES. HALL RACK.
PcETIE3Es AND LACE CURTAINS PIC
TCREs. ORNAMENTAL. BEAUTIFUL OAK
EXTENSION TABLE. NINE LEATHER
COVERED DINING CHAIRS. LEATHER
COVERED BED LOUNGE hUGs, MAT
TINGs AND CARPETS. SUPERB WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITES. HANDSOME CHERRY
AND OAK SUITES. WALNUT. OAK AND
CHERRY DOUBLE AND SINGLE MIRROR
FRONT wARDRoBES. FINE HAIR NAT
TREssEs. FEATHER PILLOWS. Bed
DING. TOILET WARE. GLASS AID CHINA
WARE. COOKING UTENSILS, ETC.
On MONDAY. MARCH TWENTIETH 1893
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A M. at
idence. No 49, 10th st., between n and
d ste. northwest. viii sell choice ooilec-
tion OF wenkept household effects. TO hich tak6
pleasure In calling your partlcu ar attention.
Terms, cash. LATfMEk SLOAN.
mh14-dts AuctaoneerA
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CHANGERY SALE on yAIUARLE IMPROVED
HI o RMS 81 Hsp At TH Tss
sEcK Hosa sTss I INPf pSrals Rs
HaS Tb , stnE ri sTs oip kHxE
MILLS, 25-3t

THIRp, AND r1PsovED IL Al OBJ FKAHf
by yiSss. g, decree Of u. sup,.Ye Court Of q.
y aaas csu.s s.. o 70 ise
Hsnry = Courtney y cepplainsn, end his sister
sSsi oasr for sale 4 puSls snsten, In Scnt q the
BAY 81 B is rHs :. X. soai
hsrsnsfsr named. the following described valuable
'1E'i GxL IEIYR so III; O'CLOCK PM an q,
bird dye HUNDRED ssd thirty tS3o, on The sround
q Columbia tossthsr With ne ipprovemsnts
theron. coasistnS Of thrsestory brick houss and
Al FIVE O'CLOCK on SANE DAY, lot numbered
nine CD IN DAVID Shoemakers subdivision Of square
numbered ave huudFed and sixty-sx t506 on the
psSss@ass ssssa. eSasissns q a Ga 'f f.%.
Terms q sale q prssrsbsd b. the dsrss: on.shisd
g ne pqssascs Rcasy sea 3 pssd e.sh 9. % sns
4 % p "a . dspssis on ssch SSscs II propsrsy on
lossyts 8. ~ e sssp e - %. yen r..s.s:
sosss q sSs paseSssss e. psrsS.s. ~ fsr The ~
nF inSSst fFon ~ dsy 81 sas snd secured b. dssd
q n.s g s.ca ysessrsy sold~ ~ cash =. the opsis2
cd ;.. sss .s p % . :.d is q
ssss 5. ses@: ! s.,s sss Dss
rs % rsss = sSs ssi s sns eos. y &c
Ss:SsS. s ssssss fs s si :sse s ssz
nAxpffzte y41i xass Il rruss.-.
xEoA Z wAaoAxAx. A. nAeAsas
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FATHERS MAD E

FATHERS MAD 3
from the skins Of boa
constructors, pythons
and othsr serpents viii
form . part Of the Ma
tional Museums ex-
hibit Of animal pro-
ducts ct the worlds
fair. Even the poison
breathing ella monster
will contribute it, hide
to the most remarkable
collection Of tanned
skins ever got together.
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Better than when nrst MISUNDERSTANDING
aRex' Brand Exfrscto o: Beef. Contains only the
nutritious properties Of pure lean beef.
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u ATcLrFFE. pARR CO.. AUCrIoNEERs.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, CORNER OF
ALLEY AND KNOWN AS 4il
BY virtue ~ deed Of t-ast duly recorded IN I.ber
I5 folio 4o6 e seq. enc OF the land r--o-s Cor
District OF Columbia, and ~ the request f,arty
secfred THEREBY. j. the undersigned, surviving
trustee. viii offer for by pubic auction in front
o the premises. on TUESDAY, rwFN TE- FIRST
MARCH. 1893 AT H,LF-pAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK p
tae following described real estate. situsF- and
heinz ~ tf CITY of Wash ,ton. D. c.. Part
ORIGINAL l@ o. IN square 512 beginnug the south
east corner az said o ana running thence
alley lilo feet. thence - feet inches tlrnce
south ITO .e thence 20 Zee. Inches 20 tie besln-
nnx, together W.T.. improvements. &c.
Terms: One-fourth cash. the residue in three equal
nstailments az two and three years with
Al tEe rate 81 per cent per annua payable sesn-aa
nualy. secured by deed C trusi prop sold
or Al cash. at The option of the parsaxssr. denosi.
500. ucon acceptance Of bid. Ii the u sale
are not c1aiT"d with within nfte-n days RON the cay
Of Q the trustee reserve. the -,-at -esel TIM
property at the risk and cost of the iefaulting
chaser after we DAYS adv-tiseusn sur resale Ia
some rcwspspsr uuoisshed IN WASHINGTON u. c.
Al conSeysnciig and reypr.iing at the cost Of the
purchaser. THOMAS A. :3,yODNAN
nESd&ots surviving Trustee.
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IL open and 10 tied in three places with ribbons
Of the same color - the dots in the flannel.
Light blue and pink are the only colors that
| . baby should wear, and white should always be
given the preference over even these dslicate
| shades.
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VARIETY SPRINGS
~ IN AUGUSTA CO.. VA
In pursuance of . decree OF the circuit court OF
Augusta county of December s. 1S9y the causes OF
Lsckeys guardian va Lacteys infants. &c. and Of
iegsiers then heard together the undersirned COM
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il 'front.' OF the court house Of Augusta county IN the
On MONDAY. MARCH TwENTY-sEvENTH. 1853.
tthat being county court day. that celebrated prop
erty In Augusta county known as
VARIETY SPRINGS,
situated immsdiAte.y on the Chesapeake and Ohio
far-farned Eilotts Knob yet within lees than forty
minutes ride Of the city Of staunton.
his property can easily be made one Of the most
summer resorts In Virginia.
nsHs & y III bsS S iSEla, M asi
properties highly efacscious.
HOTEL AND x NUMBER OF CABINS.
Tbs lawn q spacious. elixibiy located and easily
susceptible OF being made very attractive.
FIFTS.FouR ACRES OF LAND.
part of which d well ADAPTED to rsrdenins ana
Terms sale: Ffftsen per cent in cash. 10 per cent
indo,ed and psyaoe a. ons Of he Ds.
tops banks at Stsunson VIII be required the residue
o. the purchase money IN three equal nstallnent NJ
from day Of sale. to be evidenced BY bonds with APP
proved personal security Interest 10 included IN
ne n:fSsSi: note and Al bonds e hear Interest
money yhs psid Po"se.an n sy until pgssssss
with terms sale. and confirmation o; sale 6y the
court. NEXT session Of which commences Nav 10 lSa
FH6&s. 3 {. ffi nbhh.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nuNcASsoN BROS. AUcTioNEERs
TRUSTEES, SALE OF AN ELEGANT BRICK
GxELkIEG, NQRTHEAsI CoENEh o ?

TRgsTEEs, x SALE OF an ELEGANT BRICK
ESQ ieis sss q The land S.ssS 81 y. p.
y. Il ETH III sj;%.i;
PM :. ts.p piece or r. pslc. y .nS .p
stusts and being in the city Of wsshinrton District
in s Rs As. On 1 ssn $ &
sion square numbered $40 per plat recorded in
once o g q sa' Of sSs %
fronting twenty Ave feet on ths north sde OF North
4 81 cc l.es ia 20 TSss
on, tosether with the rights ea.ements. piviisse.
and appurtenances to the same belonging any
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money in cash d:
balance in two equal insial!menss In one and two
Per annum. payable sent annually. and be ,ecusrd
q es e, 90 a s on the property sold or ~
3. requl,ed At time Of ale. Convey anclnG &C. at
With in ni,een days. othsrws. the trustees
ssf.n,n 70 5sse me ppsy At IN. iss and cost q
such rsssls in some newspaper published in washing
mh17-d.d. asc asdfh 9 e a a33Rss Trustee.
n ATCLIfFE. DAks q CO., AUcTIoNEERs
SPECIAL ASD IMPORTANT
wELL.xEpT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
rrrxa T TSgsskI SR, SAk rpS Is ANp EuSs.
1s~ I,S fk fSsEFSE 81 q S DWELLING
COMth1SlNG-
PARLoR,
HANDSOME PLUSH SUITE.
FRENCH PLATF MANTPL MIRROR
- EN0RANINGs. EASEI.S,
COUCHES, BEIc-A-BRAC.
LACE CURTAINS AND HlNGISGS
PoRTIEREs. TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS
WALNUT. CHERRY. Ash AID OTHER SUITES.
TOILET WARE.
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES
PILLOWS AND BoLsigks BLANKETS. SHEETS.
MooUEr. BODY AND fSSRAIS cARpErs
HALL:
WALNUT AND MIRROa-FRONT HALL PIECE.
BRUSSELS HALL CARrET.
DINING ROOM;
WALNUT sIDFBOAFD, EXTENSION TABLE.
DINING CHAIRS, SOFA:
SERVANTS ROOM TnNifURF.
KITCHEN REQUISITES. ETC.
This Furniture Is in excellent condition and should
command III. attention o. parties ia search desir4-
be household goods.
No ll05 SlXTEENlH ST NV.
BETWEES AND Il SITS.
WEST SIDE.
DAY:
WEDNESDAY. TWENTY SECOND MARCH
TIME
TEN O'CLOCK AN
mhl4-d&dbs RArCLIPF. DARR CO.. Aucts.
n W. yrrr,rr ,t,
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
6i2 4 81 n ~

TRusTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pReo PEI o. TIE TIE NnRTHEAsT u coRS.9
AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of srust dated September l. 1855
and duly recorded in liber 1874 folio Ia 81 SEQ.
Of the land records q the District OF columbia
will sell public sncon In front Of ths premises on
aiIppAp sfTA toR TwEYS nk ,si l :.
scrIeed real estate situated the city Of w.shn on
District OF Columbia and known aud distinguished
the plat plan Of the said city the thirty
four CA feet front en- street. northwest by sisty-
and twenty ave Ssh. With OF alley on tbs esst
two CD feet wide and htynvs t55l feet deep. with
the improvements thereon
Terms: one-third cash. balance In one and too
with interest secured by deed Of trust Tire
properly. all cash, At She option OF the purchase
deposit Of 500 required ct the time OF eale- All
chsser Terms % be complied with In ten days or
the right resell risk and u
defaplting purchaser.
ms,s.a,a. s spykr +; sEAI kdRaoux rrusse-s
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE AND nrsIR-
ABLE BUILDING LoTs At THE SoRTaEAsT
sraEETs NORTHwEST. wlshISGroN, 3 q.
virtue OF two certain deeds Of truss from George
y; Dyer and wife. dated tssru.f I a.; 4. p. 1897.
lively at foio ID - seq. and &c folio IL se % the
lard recor!s OF the DISTRICT Columbia and at the
request Of tIs parties secured thereby. the under
s,eIra VII SCI, IN Ir2nt Q: tas pre.uises, Mon
DAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAacH. A. D.
1899. AT -FOUR L,CLocK P. NJ. lots nu;nLsred from
one I'D 10 twelve 1l. both in =. ]. Powell
and George W. Dyer's subdivision OF lots square
nrm oered six y-rine tf9n. per ?l.t recorded ~
Jber G. H. B. folio $50 of the records of the oncs Of
the surveyor of sAia District.
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money In
cash or all cash. at the optio Of THE purchaser and
the balance N NO equal n>t>ilinents payable In one
and two years from day OF respectively with in
terest a. the rate Of per annurn payable
sem annually, for which the purchaser shall give
notes secured by deed OF us st on the property sod
deposit OF 500 eacl: lot sod required at time
OF sale. II terms OF sale no. fully complied wi IN
within ten days from date of the
the right TO resell a: risk and of defeuting pu-
laser. All conveyancing. recording. Sc. at the
CHAs c. CLOVER, lr.
ARTHUR T. BRrcES trustees
mho-dSds Once of Riygs 4 Co.
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pUBLIc SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX
L ANDRIA COUNTY. va

BY virtue Of I. decree entered at the November
county. Elrstn:a in the chsnoery c.us. of csstis-
man vs. WEIGH ct al. therein pending. the under
syned ca1pTissionsrs 70, that pure spP.Intd
the premises, oner FOR sale ali Of that historic
estate formerly owned by Caleb Cushing and con-
uiuing 100 scrrs more or less. and located in Als1
andrIa county, Virginia
his tract OF land IL improved by larre ten room
dwelling house with basement lsrre harm With hose
ment three tenant houses srge orchard shaA. tr~-~
AID besutifni shrubbsry with magnihrent view Of the
city OF Nashineton This Grand place the sub
urban home OF the iustrous Caleb Cushing while he
wss IN orhcis life ct Washington. and the tre>~ and
shrubbery that be planted there in fully
developed besu ty. The shape Of the land Il almost
per ect square. and IL the CON
Nenlent and historic suburban hom-s around the
rational csrttal ltwould make valuable subdi vision
for town lots and villa SITES on the prorosad
iinee % electric and steam railroads. only about
and half miles from Washington. and on . COM
nandins elevation and In = healthy location.
Terms OF sale: one-:onrth cash. and the residue Of
the purchase money IN one two aud three years evil
dsnced by bonds q purchaser. with approved per
eonal security. ana besrinc interest from
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money shall have been paid.
For further infcrmstior apply 20 James Z. Glenn
enta, lk2l street nort Invest. Mashington u. c. OF
e. T. Nicol. brentsville, Prince William county, Va
JAMES y CLEMENTS
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mA,s-a.a. s sasEL I; sfaI Ehkaowx., rns...

r O. BAILsy CO., Anction.s.. 1 :.
APRIL FfFTH, at HkfF.PAsT EIfvESxH
at Maine Central railroad wharf, Rocklsnd. Me. Ne
shall cell the steamer City OF Riehnond. 600 tons
rsx1ster. foot keel 3o-foot beam, 1Q-fOos hold
engine so-neh cylinder l2-foot stroke: Hedses ~.
Psssenesrs 10 furnished throughout and ready for bu<t
Portland. Ne ,or Of PAYsoX firtcKk General Man
sger. Portland. Nj Dessert and Mschiss stesmbcss
Company. mh1-da
NhANcERY SALE or vALuaBIF REAL ESTATE
~ OF STREET NORTH BEIwEES IMLSIY,
WEST, WITH A FRAME ROUSE THEREON.
Hannah sssasnes against Mary s. Butler and other.
No l36l2 equity docket So vii ssll st public 4uccn
Y fr2nt q ths gren,ses on TUESDAY. The TwENIl.
rIkST DAY ofMAnCH, A D. 1ets9 a. HAl.f-eAsr
!. tss .sss ran Of LOT numSsrsd seven Is 6s shs
dsgth q sssd let. in square numbsrsd sshty tsol.
with frame house thereon.
Tsrms o. sale, one-snird Of the purchsss money
ITO equal tnstsilments IN SIX and twelve month"; with
ntervst from DAY u sse. fos which purchaser ve
Homissory notss. 90 Be secured by deed Of trust
upon sss prspsrsy: q I'll o..h on &c rssacsssoa Q.
3 eonss ssss s..s s.ss o ss
q ths eos and I'D Of dsfsuisiaS purchsssr fssS
saa 'n'.'s ff,c 4 a. Z ssiififsn rru....
raoa = vAeoAxAN. AGA nss1SS
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THonAs BOWLING 4 soN- A.r,. sIc n.
xrs SGssEIksksssssSt ss sb5R. AND

10 TAXI PIHci Al On AUCTION
on ruEsps2So s ask shi rs ST .saa
p,pr,rs At ssssES O'clock 3 -
NAY HAZE THEik ORDERS Exfcurkp BIT THf
THOMAS BOWLING q son.
mhlS-ot Aurtlou~~rn
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In the first illustration The long wrap is of
white hgh. wool material and is lined with pale
blue su-ah- A long cape, cut round, but with
out fuliness at the neck, falls half way over the
plain straight coat. This cape is also lined with
SIX. and when it falls back gives q very pretty
effect. Small pearl buttons fas.en the coat half
way down, the lower part being allowed to open.
showing the crisp muslin dress beneath. The
little cap that goes with this costume Is lined
with pale blue surah and has tiny rosettes Of
baby ribbon around the face.
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NHANcERY SALE OF yALuaBIE REAL ESTATE
FIRST AID .TMENTf; sEeoSp sTklEfs

RIOS. =. wAcoAxAN' "A nj. 49,
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II OF
HOUSE AID S .cRFs OF GROUND
ormery occupied by James Kelly As s:or. and ssst-
srHfN IN t isp al P5R Ss Inrkcs TWENTY
n. RUFUS GILL, Attorney.
mill. is.2527 TAYLOR 4 DREAMER Aurs..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-15
SWELL MARRIAGE.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE marriage Of
Miss Adele Grant, of New York, to
George Devereaux De We're Campbell,
Earl of Essex, took place this afternoon
at st. Margaret'S church, Westminster.
The archdeacon of Westminster, Fred
erlck w. Farrar, assisted by the private
chaplain Of the Earl of Essex, officiated.
The church was crowded, and included
among the congregation were nearly all
the best known Americans In London,
as we'll as representatives of the aris-
tocracy OF the United Kingdom. Among
those present were United States Am
bassador Bayard and all the members
OF the United States embassy. The
marriage took place at 2:30 p. M. and
was followed by reception at Mrs.
Grants house, on Cumberland place.
The best man was Baron Detuyee ::
the bridesmaids were Miss Edythe
Grant, Miss Alberta Paget, daughter of
Lady Alfred Paget; Miss Diana Stuart.
daughter Of Lady Florence Stuart; Miss
Mary Colebrook, daughter of Lady Cole
brook; Miss Gwenffa Williams, daugh-
ter of Mrs. P. W. Williams, and Misses
Dorothy and Selia Dawnay, daughters
OF Hon, Eustace Dawnay.
The bridesmaids wore white Norman
satin dresses bordered with mink and
blue velvet, with Charles 1. capes and
velvet toques Olnamented with fur.
They carried Louis XIV. sticks sur
mounted by tiny gold coronets, the gift
of the bridegroom. The bride, who was
given away by her uncle, s. Grant, wore
cream satin dress embroidered with
silver and trimmed with point d'Alen-
con lace and veil of the same lace;
upon her head was a diamond tiara. the
gift Of the bridegroom. The service was
fully choral, and Sir Arthur Sullivan
officiated at the organ.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-15
CAPRIvrs SPEECH.
He Treated the Reichstag to a
Great Effort

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The correspondent
Of the Post at Berlin says: Chancellor
Caprivi's speech IN the reichstag yes
terday was made when he was fresh
from an audience with the emperor. He
was evidently in the highest spirits. and
treated the reichstag to speech of such
point and nerve as has not been heard
by that body since Prince Bismarck re-
tired to private life. In his reference
to the currency question, the chancellor
denied that the buying power of gold
had risen high enough to injure German
husbandry. The Prussian minister of
commerce, he said, was to make In
quiries on the subject, extending into
the interior of Australia and Africa, and
the result of this inquiry must be
awaited. The head of the English gov
ernment, Mr.. Gladstone, had most
pointedly expressed his antagonism to
bimetallism, and, therefore, change
in the attitude of England could not be
hoped fer. If he himself, continued the
chancellor, were tnaticar bimetallist,
he would not under present circum
stances move single step in that di-
rectiO0 ----
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GL .DsTONG INDoRsED.
He Carries the Commons by a
Majority of Fifty.


LONDON, Dec. 14.-There was quite
an exciting sitting of the house of COM
mons today, arising out of the an
nouncement made by Mr.. Gladstone
that owing to the present state of buSi-
ness the government proposed to ad-
Journ Friday, Dec. %, and to meet again
on the following Wednesday. Sir John
Dorringt0n, Conservative, moved to ad-
journ the house in order to call atten-
tion to the backward state of public
business.
The opposition intended this motion
as an indication of the alleged general
lncapacity Of the government in con-
Quoting business, and expressed the in
tention OF pressing the motion to di-
vision.
Sir Richard Paget. Conservative, in
seconding Dorrington's motion, was
loudly cheered. especially when he de-
clared that the. present condition of
things in public affairs was becoming
positively intolerable.
These attacks finally brought Mr..
Gladstone to his feet, and he replied
warmly to the onslaught Of the opposi-
ton, and amid frequent Interruptions
declared that the house must meet
again as he had indicated or the parish
councils bill must be abandoned.
Rt. Hon. A. j. Balfour, Conservative
leader, accused the government of try
ing to trample upon the opposition,
who. Mr.. Balfour added, were little
below the government supporters in
number.
After heated debate. during which
Mr.. Gladstone was greeted with groans
from the opposition and with cheers
from his supporters, the closure was
moved and the motion to adjourn was
rejected by vote of 165 to 115.
The announcements of the result of the
vote called forth loud cheers from the
government supporters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-15
APPEARED WITH A BIBLE.
EDITOR H0SKIHS DEFENDS HIMSELF
WITH THE GOOD BOOK.
HE RANTS AGAINST UsURERs
And Vehemently Asserts That
They Cannot Give Testimony
His Talk So IDcendiary That
He Is Remanded to Jail and
Will Be Examined for Insanity
Northwest News.

Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Minn., Dec. 14.-One
of the most remarkable court scenes OF
modern times occurred here today when
Editor Hoskins. of the Alliance Advo-
cate, of Henning, was arraigned for
criminal libel on the banks of Fer
gus Falls. A few weeks ago Edi-
tor Hoskins was indicted, and
since that time his editorials have
been more vlrulent and rabld than ever.
and in his last issue he capped the cli-
max by accusing all bank officers in
Fergus Falls with being perjurers, liars
and guilty of grand larceny and en-
bezzlement. E. A. Jewett, cashier of
the First National bank, swOre out
another warrant for criminal libel on
which the preliminary hearing oc-
Cured today. Hoskins appeared in
his own defense and produced as his
authority the Bible, to show that usur-
ers could not give testimony. His
rambling and incendiary talk SO alarmed
Court Commissioner Marden that he
was remanded to jail, and later this
afternoon information of insanity was
made to the probate court by the COM
missioner. which charge will be consfd-
cred tomorrow.