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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

M EAT MARKET for sale. or will trade
W. for good city property: one of the best
locations in city. Address Q 1856, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

DUP LOST-Black, white and tau beagle
i pup. about six months old white strip
running over top of mead; has very long ears;
was last seen corner St. Adams and Holly;
reward for any information. j. McCrossen
Jr gu Holly. or 81 Robert St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

S40.O0-Cost 800. 00-Open face, IA carat
filed case, modern dial, with Roman figures;
the movement cost S7O. 60; nickel; all raised
genuine gold box jewels; ruby center pest;
ruby palate, Briguet; hairspring; adjusted to
heat, cold and position.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

{ AM THIRTY; a business man, and have
two hundred to invest, which, with my
own services, will net from Is to 100 dollars
per month. Address A 1876. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

DING LOST-Near Hastings, on morning
IL of Sept. II. by dropping from the Bur-
lington train, gentlemans diamond ring
Full value of the ring will be paid to any QUE
returning to w. E. Magraw, Globe counting
rO0m
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12

D ICE ST, 257-Ten rooms. furnace bath,
" newly repaired; a / location roomers;
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CLOAKS made and repaired. dresses made
" in latest style; all work warranted. 45
College aV. west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
MORE AUSTRALIA BANKS SUSPEND.
Confidence is Expressed That One Will BE
Able to Resume.

Confidence is Expressed That One Will Be
Able to Resume.
The Bank of North Queensland, limited, has
suspended
The Queensland National Bank has also
suspended. The deposits in the Queensland
National Bank last December amounted to
IS, 500. 000 of which amount about one-half was
from Great Britain. The subscribed capital of
the Queensland National Bank is f16 200, OOO
of which one-half is paid up. The bank claimed
a reserve fund Of f4s5, 900. The general
manager in Brisbane is Edward Robert Drury
and the colonial board consists of Hon. F. II.
Hart, Hon. Boyd d. Morehead. Sir A. H.
Palmer and Alexander Brand Webster. The
London board consists of Charles Edward Bar
nett, Edwin Sandys Dawes, Weary Gibbs and
Robert VI. Stewart.
The bank has branch in Sydney, N. s. W.,
and various other places in Australia.
The suspension of the National Bank of
Queensland has caused no excitement in
financial circles in London The officials of
the National cable from Brisbane that the
stoppage is due to the persistent withdrawal of
deposits. The shares of the National Bank OF
Queensland have been at discount for weeks
in the stock exchange and the stoppage of the
bank causes no surprise.
The officials of the National express conf
dence that it will be reconstructed, as it still
retains valuable securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
The Examiners Report That the Situation is
Much Better.

The Examiners Report That the Situation is
Much Better.
State Bank Examiner Orlando Packard
of Indiana last night said that his ex-
animation. together with United States Bank
Examiner Young, into the condition of the
Capital National Bank of this city showed thus
far that the bank was in better shape than the
report Of President Wilson had made out. and
if the Chemical Of Chicago resumed there
would be no doubt of the resum ption of the
Capital here.
Concerning the bank situation in Indiana he
said it was decidedly better. There were runs
Saturday reported from many places, all Of
which had been successfully met, and although
the crisis might not be entirely over there was
less danger to be feared this week.
There have been in all ten failures Of banks
in the state a result of the failure Of the Co
lumbar National of Chicago.
1t is announced by John W. Paris and j.
Shannon Nave of indianapolis that the banks in
which they are interested will reopen within a
few days. The Orleans Bank has been dis
posed of to Orleans capitalists and will,
it Is announced, resume business. The syn
dictate announces that it has about completed
arrangements for the reopening of the other
banks in its exclusive string 1t is also stated
that some of the banks operated by Dwiggins
& Starbuck of the Columbian National will be
reopened during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
FATHER SHERMAN INDIGNANT.
He Attacks Secret Societies as Menacinc
Religious Liberty.

Rev. Father Thomas E. Sherman, son of
Gen. ". I. Sherman, preached Sunday night
at the Church of Annunciation, ST. Louis, on the
subject of ''Americanism." The subject was
general enough to permit Of a thorough attack
on several secret orders. The lecturer said
that liberty, meant not only civil but religious
liberty and figured out that religious liberty,
at least for Catholics, is rapidly becoming cir
cumscribed in the United States. His first
definite attack was made at the Orangemen OF
Canada and Ireland. whom he pictured as being
untrue to the principles of manhood. their
country and religion.
He then produced manual OF the secret
rites and services of the Junior Order of Ameri-
can Workingmen. from which he read the initin-
tori service. This service, according TO his
reading. caused the noritiate to swear allegi-
ance 10 a constitution the principle object OF
which was the suppression OF his own order,
the Jesuits. The services included the use OF a
JesuitIc cowl.
After reading that part. Father sherman ex-
claimed: - thousand, and one things have been
s.c-iJei 70 and heaped upon my order. bat I
ask that, Aast indiguity you DO not put
cowl upon our ears.
Continuing. Father Sherman denounced all
secret societies in unneasured terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

Death of Ex-Appoin,ment Clerk CronIey.
James Crorley, q Eell-knovn editor, died at
the State Insane Asylum at Buffalo at an early
hour yesterday morning of paresis.
Mr.. Crowley went to Buffalo in 1878. and foI
seven wears was associated editor Of the Sunday
Ereaing Ne,r< In 1855 he became appoint
rnens clerk OF the Post OiSce Dersrt-le-S here
BIZ resigned j, . few months later. the routine
Of o@se.zl lie Glszz-eei1z Nth Efrt- Returning
TO b11Slo re Ms for time connected With the
Daily Times and then went to Oswego where
he took an editorial position on the PGilnGIEE.
Soon after his mental faculties became i'm
pared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
MIR. GLADSTONE PROGRESSES,
Obstructive Amendments to the Home Rul
Bill Swept Aside.

Obstructive Amendments to the Home Rule
Bill Swept Aside.
In the house of commons Yesterday Sir J.
Blundell Maple, conservative member Of par
Lament for Camberwell, asked the prime min
lister whether the value of the post Office prop
erty in Ireland, which the imperial government
proposed to give, free OF cost or compensation
to the new Irish government to be created by
the home rule bill, amounted in the total, to
"a, 900.
MIR. Gladstone replied that he considered the
estimate a fabulous one, but that Ireland would
receive the post Office property free Of any
charge.
Mr.. c. J. Darling. @. c.. conservative mem
Der OF parliament for Deptford, asked whether
Irishmen on board vessel called the Hazel
Kirke, at New York, on the 18th instant, hoisted
a flag of the republic of Ireland, which flag was
saluted by German and American vessels.
Sir Edward Gray. parliamentary under secre-
tary for the foreign Office replied that the gov
ernment had no Information OF such an incl
dent having occurred.
Mr.. Darling-Will the foreign Office request
information concerning it?
Sir Edward Grav-No doubt a report is COM
ing concerning the matter, and it is undesirable
to simuate any nervousness in regard to it.
Laughter
The debate en- the Irish home rule bill was
then resumed, and the amendment offered by
Victor Cavendsh, conservative member of par
Lament for West Derbyshire was taken up.
This proposed amendment provided that the
bill should specify the subjects with which the
Irish legislature should deal. the legislature to
be kept strictly within the limits specified.
Prime Minister Gladstone said that ii would
De absurd to give the new parliament only sub
1ects here and there upon which it could de-
eide. keeping back others. The Irish legisla-
fure ought to have full liberty to deal with Irish
affairs. lCheersI
The Cavendish amendment was rejected by a
vote of us to 22S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER m. rsp,
9th and SITS " ""o T. "
Through the erandest scenery in America with the
hsndsonest and most complete solid-Trsin service
West from Washington '''
200 Pm; daily-'.ctncinnnti and st Louis lin.
MnsaaLSSona Nestl6nled, newly eauipped. electric
inyton 70 Cinc1nnau Dining car attached AZ Msys-
s 20 serxs presstsst Arrives Cincinnati 500 m
caro- rs pm. $3.50 f-AA-' ~A--
l;lu D. m, daily-The famous ''F T. V Is-nites--
asold yestioule train with dining car and pu,tn.u
seepers lor cincinnati. Lexington and Iouisvfila.
a,s,s ~ D. M Lorisvi,e $50 m Intisn-
ss ~ y ,n, crnicaso % m, 81 Louis As
80 m da,ly-Espress for GordonsviIie Char
ioatesNue fochmond. Waynesboro' Stsunton ana
prlnciral virginia points; daily except Sunday. for
ssna a ,1cnons and tickets a: companys ossce&
n4 u ". FULLER. Genr Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS..
RALTIMoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule I'm effect May IL. 1893.
Leave Washington from station of New Jersey
For chic.se ana Soah sae sss;sulea Limited En-
For Gnen ~ os - ana ye
opea tpmited 30 n Ms express II: 35 night
For Ls.ins,eS ana s.aun.on, 40 4osm.
Il r., Lar.y. NsiSTaI Br!srs' Roanoke, kRoryin..
ing tSroush % MemPsi: and SasSv ~, i' '
lot dnrsy. 33o o. m dsily.
6 %, s minS.;sS. xsSs 30 70 90 iooo 4smis.
= iii h 15SS Z e To- & s e. Il go 81 90 T.
$50 Is 90 sos 70 90 Ill. 81 and il IS . ~ sund.ys
"a a. ,C 800 .aso $50 40. $500. 700. %.
n r E knn.coli. = and s 20 am. IL. Is and -
F F. Frederick. fio4c iii g nm. n.15. ,4so
bs.d :ss way -, %ei &c p s soa fSsor
tis As. tsoo Ass $50 IS! 49, sCini 81 a. III 50
ror TssIshinSton junction and way points 50 20
ROYAL BIGI IrSE ron % %fw + i 81 S as Pnrt
aas Eos p psS You Boston 30 s.;s
n.S ~ p 15 Carr III 30 p mn. Sleeping Car
for sa psr,o g cs AZ on all day trsin.
ing Car PuSninv tprdn ,a5 With Pullman Buffet se-n
.tstYrn a. bridge landing passengers in and
For Atlcntic City. 1000 m and l2 90 noon. Sun.
-Oe''' ''"DAS .r.'r daily; , Sunday only.
v.sssa erea Tor and checked from hotels and
sS and 1851 on and S1se dspS sl'
Cen. Manager. rmyi ssHAs; Cen O. sPr .,. S.r
aSp aE1 rPRikS All SAS9Ap
Schedule jn effect NAV IA. 1894
Sc. as.:iss ' W..si sas s'T 3 4
s 30 a m daily Local for paaville and in.crrne-
iate stations connects for Front Royal aud sras
IL. 10 . m. Rich nond snd Danviile fast mail.
Daily. connects at Lynchburg for stations on Nor.
Georgia railways and for prime raj points .ob ana na
Richmond and Danyflle system. Pullman Sleeper
New York and WASHINGTON to Atlanta end Montson,.
As .. m Daily for warrenton and Orange and for
Front Royal and str..bure DAT y except SUNDAY.
WESTERN LIMITED. eSnp soS. en-
TREY of Pullman Sleeper and Dining Cars and rrlns
through New York and wsshinston 70 New orlesrs
yis Montgomery and New York and WASHINGTON 20
Augusta via Columbia. and Washington 20 Memphis
via birmingham Dining car New York % Mont
90 m.-Dsiiy for all principal point. south on
New Yorf and Wash hstos TO Hot sIrinss via HsSs
TRAINS on Fasaaf And HIoprvrsrox
9. Is p m. daily, escePt sunday for Herndon Re
daily from kound Hi and s % a. M daily from =.
purg and e. % AZ. daily except Sunday from Hern-
:, THROUGH trains from the south arrive Washington
n.ssss DIVISION. . IS !. N. dsiiy eIceri ssndsy nm
furnished st once. 1900 Pennsyivsnia sve, and Il
PASSENGER Station. Pennsylvania Railroad Washing.
WI: GREEN Gen. Man wa TURK. Gen pass AT
LsbhoWN.Generai Aren't Passenger Dcpt. myI3
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THE GREAT


srf Rs2th RtfIE ksdSFhfffssRPsSRS
snsss III s4 * Z sSSssss
For Pittsburg md the West, Pennsylvsnis Limited
s Ssf s Sisq%sisP =. s,PSs = ,S is
a,sn.eOs and Dining Car Hsqsbu 10 To to
an. lPs L. aiS asy to G
rs6ars 70 iittsbnrg and sleeians csrs from Pitts
nd fss.s.f sSS 1Ssas r st
g. s. hcai. sSS s1s sss sRs
70 cSio.a asss -s sssD1s Tsss
ns 'h Pu.s sfsgs, sGs t,,.saIs md
ssTs srEss no daily sf :
Phi and Isai. Pal%an si serins Cars M SsS,
tpston % St Louis Steering Car Hsrri-eurs %
or dsg for 3 sisaas and
be Nest With through Sleeper 20 PittsburF and
For Kane caIandaisns Rochester and Niagara Fan.
For Eri.: S,psna.isa. .nd soehs.s.r a.ny: 70, Boz,
Is,1 .na is S.sss, dsy .sssp. sstuTa,y 10 20
For T,,Ilis%sGors soshe..er buffalo and S.s.r.
ipS a. M.:hing . b1s.is 'uf''' .''h sleep
for AIM ~,ili.msport Remove and Einirs at 10 Is
m week day. and 10 D. M n snndsys an:s Id
FOE . PeH4iLadpt5PHIA NEW YORK AND THE
"a osr. ana s:sgss co. P.s s5
a IN so pip ~ 60 o.,, sPa u IS 30
s.o5 Or and D. Express. Sleeping. Parlorl ana
n' SSSshfssie % Il e 1i faf II 3. pm
All Parlor Cars. with Dining Car from Baltimore for
New New York 4 90 D. m daily. for Phiadelphia veek
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fss AZ, cypress. $50 IN week days. and Is p. N
Accommodation. 50oa .. m. daily.
FF1 1E ss.;a Sol r and ss q y; daily
For Brooilyn. = T.. all through train. eonn-c, q.
;nr rsey CITY With boat. Of BrSoklyn Annex. aford
and Ills .. m. every dav. Saturdays only q 40
For Bslsmore. 500 e.sa EOS. 20. $50. $40.
SW 80 10 Is, lloo and 11-s0 an ~ *
se' RSa ad 23o az as g q % Ii"i,sdl 40,
ssSS Il 81 e q q % e3S an fl,;. IL S
90. 1000 10 20 and Ii. IS p m ~ Hso' oi4'
For Popes Greet Line. 7.2o am and SO IN. daily
For AnnaPoIis TO- 900 and IL. 50 am. .,a4o,
nI S daily except sunday Sundays. 800 am.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND TIE SOUTH.
M, II. OF noon, / 90 3. II, 5os. l. s. so 81.
61a. Ro2. 10 65 and II. 20 ON On SUNDAY .i
$50 10 as. io.&5 am. LOO 2 a. g Is. l. OF
For &~a s md the south, !; 30 and 10 57am
Trains leave AleSsndis Tor SssSinetan a q, 4o1
400 as ase s 5ola 81 ihis H os 90 o
m. 2.os. 3 A.. 3 o. :. o5. q 40. 8 Is and 10 So
Tickets and information .t IN. ofbce north..., ,o-
station where orders he left Cor the h.ckinr Of
saysAgs e SesrafiOn from hotels sna residences
General Manaeer. Gmysl General passenser issus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Think of your head in the morning after a nights
hard labor, and take HorsfOrds Acid Phosphate for
speedy rsiaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

drawing room was held at Buckingham
Palace, London. today at which the queen was
aspEesenssd by Princess Christian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
OCEAN TRAVEL.

A RTHUR W. ROBSON
"A Steamship, PASSENGER and Tourist Agent els 18th
a. n. W. Telephone 1904 Branch of Baltimore Nd
First Cabin. Second Cabin and Stcersge tickets by
ali steamship lines 10 Europe Asia Africa. Australia
and the West Indies.
Alsoro Boston. Providence Norfolk. Savannah and
points south Berths or state rooms reserved any
steamer outward or return.
Sailing lists rate sheets and plans Of steamers fur
nished on application.
AGENT FOR THoS. COOK SON
Estimates given on tours TO any part of the world
Drafts issued In sums to suit England, ireland
and Scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker Agents
in all the principal cities of Europe Send for in
strucuons HOW to Ship" apl0-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

BEFORE breakfast BrOmo-SeltZer
Acts as q bracer. Trial bottle lOc,
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WAsHISGToS sIEkMBoAT Co. ..LIMTzEo'
Steamer %AtehslG On MoSpAY~ MEpNESDAYa
~ "a I I,,A1S AZ a. for NDInili rreek. q.
and IN lerfnedfate landings. Returning TUESDAfk
lHUks oAn- and SUNDAYS. Csc. .chedule.l
Steamer = V Arrowsn.th on ~UNDAYS AZ Tau
ior AL landinrs. Leave Kiassi. AZ - IA on NON.
On. Tor return lSn 1inys 20 'sioDisi q sach feas
u Aehandris arrive a. Masair ston : a. IA. TufS
Dhl. On WEDNESDAY, al 3 =. n. .1r A.rranirlA
Colonial Besch and al lower river landings Leavs
Mn sale AZ IL M THURSDAYS for return landinl1
and srrive at Washington am FRIDAY. CY
scnecuie) & W. RIDLEl,
uAnS0 General Manage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
SUMNER RESORTS.

ENGLEsIpE. BEACH HAVEN. n. J..
~ Opens June 10. All modern conveniences, in
Guiding passenger elevator; hot water baths in
house. Special rates for June Send for circulars.
ROBT. b. ENGLE. Prop,
myI-t11t Mt Holly. n. j.. until June /.
HI IL TOP SUMNER RESORT; HILL TOP
Prop. Elevation, 200 feet Most breezy point seen.
cry uHequaled Ftrst-class table -Four daily mails.
gu. now open. my9-6m
A URoRA HOUSE, AURORA. W. VA
"A select family hotel on top of the Alleghanies
where Tie cool breezes blow di,oays Comfortable and
nomeiike Large. airy rooms-excellent table "a and
SiO per week References EXCHANGED. Telephone
connectons For circular aud information andy To
J.; A. SHARPER, Star on e. or address j n
SKATER. Prop'r Aurora. W. Va myti- :,m
THE MATHEwSON
Narragansett Pier, RI
Opens June Ii. Commands finest location hot
end cold sea water baths cuisine unsurpas sed;
tary arrangements perfect. For circular and terms
apply to 2o0 4th ave.. New York city until June L
oo 3. ". MATHEWS0N,
aP@o-Im Proprietor.
FOR RENTING COTTAGES AT FENWICK.
Coma fully furnished; 10 rooms each SEA front
direct X: Y. communication with n. Y Address Boy
oSo, Mooietown. Conn myS-2w
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THE LEEDS SCHOOL BOARD.

LEEDS, ENGLAND. April Is, 1893.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted at a meeting held in the BOARD school,
Cover street, Leeds, on the 18th of April, 1898:
Resolved, That this meeting OF more than
1000 Russian immigrants. residing in Leeds,
protests against the extradition treaty lately
ratified by the Senate of the United States and
declares that it would be a disgrace to the great
American republic and violation of interna-
tonal law II such n union with the most des-
potic Of governments we're to be ratified BY the
leader of the mightiest democracy in the world.
This meeting furthermore expresses its wish
and hope that the civilized American people
will not approve of such u measure. since it has
never approved Of such measures in the past.
(Signed) THEODORE RoTHsTEIN. Chairman.
EDWARD RADyIL. Seeretar-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN yasHrxcrox m q
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA
WASHINGTON AND NoRfoLK-soUTH BOUND.
leave Mashington daily at y. m. from foot % 7th
~ "nsI arrive 81 Fortress Monroe q % a. m next
Gay, arrive at Norfolk s3pa.m-, where rail I'd
..s. are made for all points south and sOuf
NORTH BOUND
Leave Norfolk daily az q 10 y m. res-e Forr,es
monroe ~ Aep.IA- Arrive at wa-hitEaoa ~ S.4
AIN next daJ. (
Tickets on sale at 5l3. 6ls 1851 and l4sl Pennsyf
varis ave. and 0l5 18TH st n W
~ Ask for tick cts via the line.
aelerhOne 100
JNo. CALLAHAN
aplf-u surt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

RANDOLPH d. HOPKINS.
~ Notary Public,
Ohio National Bank building
nyI.SN' And .25 9Th ST. Il q
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ pubic for all states and territories SPECIALLY
by X. II. EVANS Office (baseInent) 1921 ST.
Always IN ONCE Office hours Ia7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
Ocnd territory. Notary and q. s. Com issioner.
ocSS JOHN L. BEALL. 1921 + st. nv.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NEW POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY p.~nr
Tne. ls.ye niver View wharf 7tb ST. every sundsv
whsrfs ks far down MADDOX rreek Ke,,rn,nx ~.
mondays: Nednesdsys and Fridays at s Pm P.s-
saget .ccoinnlodation hrst-class Freight re,eivei
unti1 hour o. sailing. Telephone. l56a n A REED
q 90, agents. Alexandra
,o- a. T. g. RANDALL.
eP-.-a Proprietor and Mans s.r.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
\ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRlCr
OF col ITMRrA MY =

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICr
OF COLUMBIA
Holding Special Term for OrInans' Court bns,oae.
thtf Sth day Of May. 1899
In re Estate of James Litteton late OF ps,rc. NJ "a
lumbia-No. $500. administration doc ~ w
Application having been made for the prohate Of
paper-writiug propounded the last will and tes,s
ent and for letters testaenary the estate of ssid
James Littleton. deceased. by George W. Moss no.
ice s hereby gyen to Al concerned 70 appear in this
court on FRIDAY, JUNE SECOND, lSq3 nj TIN
O'CLOCK An to show cause. If any exist. against
the granting of such Application.
copy OF this order shall be published IN the WASH
ington Law Reporter and Evening Star once in each
of three successive weeks before said day.
BY the court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice.
I. P. WRIGHT. REGISTER OF wills. d. c.
A. B. DUvALL. Proctor for applicant mye-ia w3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-16
CONDITION OF INDIANA BANKS.

y
And the band played baby Mine!'
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y Lucania" IL. 500 tons. sailings prices desrrip-
tons hrst and second cabin and steersge passengers
booss at agency. 63l ST. c. L DUBOIS, Agent.
mh2l BIN
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pREXTON VILLA,
ID CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY.
Open June l.
apX1-lm Mrs. ]. A. MYERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

Yesterday people we're to BIO seen
going about with umbrellas and fans,
in the lightest OF light SPINNER cos.
tunes, and hopping theiFhrows with
their handkerchieis. The workmen in
the mills, after their long rest, suffered
from the heat, and under the circum-
stances did not want to lose any time.
The drought has become more seri-
Gus every day. Wells in the county
which have not known to be dry in half
n century, are dry now. The river gets
lower every day. The railroads have to
haul water for their engines, and n
story is extant that n fishing party
which went into camp yesterday took
along several barrels OF water The
condition Of affairs is enough to war
rant q fear that the world is drying up
and getting ready to burn.
Yesterday the soda fountains did n
land olIice business, aud skilled dis.
pensers OF other drinks had an unusual
demand for the cool potions with mint
and lemon us the special features.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
Seven Cases Yesterday.

Seven cases showed up in the mayors
court yesterday morning. Patsy Brown.
the colored woman who did up" Liz
Carliss, was given thirty days in Jail in
default OF $40 and costs, and the CNriiss
woman was dismissed, having got her
punishment the day before. Henry
Bellinger, who eeiusel to pay for a hair
cut, was fined IS and costs, and not
having it, went to jail. W. j. Farrell,
the vag., wandered hillward in lieu OF
$40 and costs. Martin Clark paid 81
and costs for public indecency, and Len
Reynolds and Mike Condrey, vags., put
in the night before by Officer Carney,
got tho customary thirty days board
and lodging free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
A Me.t YlrrInln YncnIIst.

In its account OF the celebration at
the Worlds Fair OF West Virginia and
Delaware day, the Chicago Iatsr 0ceaa
says: When the applause had sub.
sided Miss Frances st. Leger Jacobs,
one OF West Vlrglnla's lovely women,
was introduced, and she charmed the
audience with o vocal solo, "Dira
Visette." So great was the applause
that she returned. carrying a hand.
some bouquet OF red roses with which
IN admirer had presented her, and gave
annie Laurie" as an encore.