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EQUITABLE

EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ASSETS. 81. &5s.s $500
ACo-operative Saving and Loaning Association. =.
sAVING.-Four percent interest per anpum ia eusr-
anteed. Upon maturity Of shares full earnings
are paid. The twenty-ffth issue of stock is
open fo- subscription and arst payment which
can be made At the ONCE of the aesociation
daily from "a m. to 4:30p IN. Shares, ~ so
monthly.
LoANlNG-Those who have property to nay for.
mortgages to pay OF or contemplate building
shouid ascertain the terms and advan tagas
upon which money is loaned by the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association.
Loans are made in any amount, d. sired from
600 upward. Seven years and three months
is given the borrower to return, the principal
and interest. In monthly inssallmenis
Atdny time before. however, settlements on
aloan can be made in PART or in full When
PART OF loan In settled the monthly in tall
menss are reduced Interest is only charged
for the actual time that a loan. or any part Of
It, ID held by the borrower-it being reduced a.
the loan is repaid. Members. extended
every facility and encourseeraeut to return
loans and pay for their property.
Pamphlets and information be<obtained upon
application at the Office.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 FIST NV.
Thomas Somerville President.
A. J. Schafhir.. Vice President.
Geo. W. CASTELAR,, Id Vice President.
John Joy Eison. Secretary.
Benz F. Fuller. II. h Twombly.
Fred. W. Pratt Geo. W. Fisher.
Ellis Spear. Job, Barnard.
Lawrence Gardner. Marcus Baker,
joan VI. Schaefer. my25-tr
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Comfort Powder.
For gentleman who shaves a box Of Com
fort Powder is a great luxury. IL
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II You enjoy cup of delicious Coffee try our
Java and Mocha at 80, IS and 8S cents per
pound. 1t beats them all Special presents
given with Thea-Nectar Tea and A. and P.
Baking Powder. The Great Atlantic and Pa
cidc Tea Company, SOL and sos 7th st. NV,
corner E st.. 1920 14th 1T. n w., s15 H st. ne.
3l04 NJ st.. Georgetown. d. c.. and all princi-
pal markets. NEWTON H. BowMAx,
my31-4t Manager
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:. Heller. 40 .th st. n w.. is making spe
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Crttin
and Shampooirg: also cures Dandruf. mys.,
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CITY ITEMS.
Buy Sugar Now,

Preserving time 10 here and sugar IL advanc
ing in price rapidly. See the besu41fui dispis
Of Rose Bowls in our windows. Ono Of them
presented to every purchaser Of one pound o
Thea-Nectsr Tea or one pound of A. and
Baking Powder. The Great Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea Company, main store, 1901 and SOB I'll
Ut. NV, cor. E st. my31-4t
There Never Was a Better Offer.
''Time' Payments-'.Bottom''P Prices!
All the Furniture
You may need this year
On
thine" Payments att Bottom" Prices.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation,
1t SIS Seventh street northwest.
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Observation-Disclosures
Do You BELIEVE Ir.

That sou buy Furniture. Mating. Refri. -.
TORS China. Glass. Bioy Carriages. &C.. low sror,
instaiiiaent hrms as you can from casa houses,
You Eaoir yoI don't believe it and everybody srov.
you can: Go 1t. Banks charge for time. an fdo vou
think merchants put out all this money for no.bing,
We don't want credit business In ours vs ,,,.r,.
everything at lowest CASH price and treat .v.rvodv
alike. you riu bay ins.allmeats yo "a, ~ a,
You please and will hold the goods Ill -. ~, a.,
bill and you biz money = -, Issnr;n,
Lounge. 81. 95. Bes: Grade Carpet .,,n,,o "a as
Good Mating. l2Iac., l5c., &c. Ex. a Hsv, nan,.
ssX' -IHe' 'efs -lne lotion We 4 .G5c. Try to
cus any ~ 'nelI sAe pfice. nsi d<erators. 81 81
" @o'' VIC Aeep 'ne Oeoharo. ana whether you buy
Baby Coaches from 81 .95 TO 800 IS Csrs-se,. O1e
Chairs So. Handsome Cluster 1. .yr.ho ,;- Co.. o.
3-piece Oak Suite Sl2. 30. - ha.,sr ono m,
N.. open ' A U.iinei 'iu - WARE any piece You
Mah'. my q"aan's, az 10" - price. Six Crystal
iunpiers' ioe' ea SET. DO Aces, g., %. Ice Cream
rteeIers IT. 80, l. $1.S5; Of, SL9o.
Ans 'nns !ou wan Aof tne snse. Don't be lead of
by prices advertised te So ,-;o.J IA, vary
simple ira? often catches -,,a 90 ia. Va %
cash business. and do n ir,, Arv.h;,, v,u b,.,
nc. satisfactory return i: "A c. y,nr r,onsr Car
you find any better ter ns .,rrnsras Raj this al
and think i over. Ser A ., w s-iara..o
For Furniture. Ma "a 3af,,....nrs c,--,.u.
|iina vi; A.. y Chesp for casa
Doaf ie stores
ioio ana 10 l"sts st.. bet p and Q nv. spos
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HAVE voUs CARPETS CLEANED at the EN-
PRE- CARPET CLEANING WORKS. 631-635 Msssa-
cEuIet.s avenue Carpets made moth-proof
Tree of charge. Telephone. 425.
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Sold everywhere Price. CUrICURA. 5oc. SOAP.
21c. /; RESoLvEST. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
es-''How 20 Cure Skin Diseases "a paxes 20 illus
trations, and 100 Testimonials. mailed Tree.
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2ArrAN MATTRESSES. clean and elastic. can
te mat.e over and costs no more than shuck.
ASK yOu- dealer for them.
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A. Il. MABEY. sheppardtown. Mis-,
CUTICURA RESOLvENT,

The New Blood and Skin Purifier. internally (tt
cleanse tho blood Of all imI; rties and poisonous e!e
m-nts), and CUT1CUEA. the Great Skin Cure, and
CUTlCCRA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Eeauther. ex
ternay Go clear the skin and scalp and restore the
hsr) instantly relieve and speedily every species
OF itching. burning. scaly. crstsd. r.rnpy. sesofu
ous and hereditary diseases and humors of the
scalp and blood. with loss of hair. infancy
age from pirap.es 20 scro.ula.
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WASHINGTON DIsISFzcTlNr Co. prepare most
reliable; used by govt; gallon or Dbl 1906 G st.
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The GREAT RUsR still continues ct the EN-
PRE- CARPET CLEANING WORKS, 631-635 Massa-
chusstts ave Telephone. 425. Carpets made
moth-proof free of charge.
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CARPETS CLEANED Dr. The EMPIRE CARPET
WCRxs. e31-e35 Mass. ave. W.. are made moth
proof free Of cna-ge. Telephone 49,
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Jas B. Henderson,, 923 F st. NV. for ar
tistie effects in low-priced Paperhanginss;
spring styles; new colorings-
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Wills Filed.

The will Of the late Thomas Morrisett was
fled today, with the petition of E. B. Hay
for probate and letters. He leaves his estate 10
his wife.
In the estate Of Mary Ann Lansdon the
csveat to the will has been withdrawn and the
order sending issues to the Circuit Court set
aside.
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Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troubles Comfort Powder
will cure you. IL
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923 T. JAS b. HENDERSON. 923 +.
House Painting and Decorating; best mate
rails, and competent workmen employed.
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WIN. MILLER

WIN. MILLER
says the Dove Brand Hams are cured to suit
the taste OF everv one.
Zee aLver sisensnt page l.
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VALUABLE PRopERry. GA F street southwest.
at auction by c. &. Sloan q Co. tomorrow at 5
p.m.-Adrt.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old), 75c. qt
Pure Old Port Wine. large bottle, soc.
Fine Old Spanish Sherry (for sickness, 75c. qt
1" MErzGEI's Great Special Sale At 7th ct. n. W.
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In the Criminal Court, Division 2. today
Justice Cole sentenced Matthew Dade to six
months in Jail on q conviction Of petit larceny
|. Of money from Harrison Ellis, March Is Last
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ARTIFICIAL HrNAS EYES. large assortment.
CLArLIx OPTICAL Co. Masonic Temple, St
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Comfort Powder.

Don't 60 away in summer without box,o
Comfort Powder, You will certainly want 1t
All druggists. 10
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PRoF. GEoRGEs' SHIELDS cure bunions.
eorns, &C. 10 TO &c Ills Pa ave-. I'd floor.
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For Breakfast.

Dog Collars Engraved, Razors honcd, free
Rodgers Cutlery. WALroaD' s, AT Pa ave. n. w.
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For SPRING LAMB go to JOHN r. KELLY. 9Th
street wing, Center market. Telephone 1864.
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FINANCIAL.

rig PAY TO LODGE ORGANIZERS. BEST SICK
= ana death benent order. limited assessment for
Baltimore, Nd my3ofx-
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The --latest Spring Style
Includes Old Dominion Cigarettes that are
used by all smokers. Photo in every pack. 1t
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TIE Best Gas RASGEs at reduced prices.
A. EsERLY SONS 71S 9TH st. n. W.
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THE CLcpr.

Hotels and hrst-class dealers, except those
controlled by trust. sell admiral" the one
strictly high grsds cigarette.
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HOODS SARsAPARILLA

And that I am MADE OVER AGAIN. Friends
whom have persuaded to take Hoods Sarsspa.
ri,la are also deriving benefit from it." MRS.
8. NJ. WATERS. I2I3 ed street northwest.
GEORGETOWN. d. C.
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Nothing Can Convince You Of the ease
with which you can make your own clothes until
you get one Of our Imperial Pinned Patterns al
427 9th Ut. n. W. 1t
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HOODS PILLS are hand made and perfect in pro.
poxtaonAnd appsaxaaoA 06o pss boz
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ACHING SIDES AND I

PIMPLES. blackheads. red. rough, ckapped ant
oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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l Owe ALL To HOOPS
1OWElALL TO HOODS.
SICK VOMITING SHELLS. DIZZINESS. NEURAL
IA.<wEAKNESS.
ALL CURED-NOw IN PERFECT HEALTH
WEIGH MORE THAN EVER.
FRANK, INTERESTING STATEMENT.

FRANK, INTERESTING STATEMENT.
I'm reading the daily papers Ihave often seen
statements from people who nave been benefited
by Hoods Ssrsarnrlla. and / feel that AM
NOT DOING JUSTICE unless my testimony 10
added to others. Ihsve been suffering with sick
vomiting spells for three four years. with gid
dtness and was most Of the time almost per-
fectly prostrated 1 had appetite and suf-
fered also from neuralgia in my head and eyes.
was treated for Two years by the best ply
stefan in town and by other DOCTORS but found
no relisf. They woulG tell me my coudition was
OWING TONY AGE.
And that must nave patience But after two years
thought it time that patience should cease to
be virtue. Twas growing weak could not
sleep at night. And wnen was able to ont,
was AFRAID TO GO FAR FROM HOME Twas
constantly tired could not go up or down
stairs or raise my arms above my head without
Siddiness. and was soafraid to look up that
became accustomed toinolding my head down.
AT LAST
Twas persuadedto take Hood'ssarsaparilla and
after using four bottles my Improvement in
health is WONDERFUL. 1 candidly believe I
am CURED OF AL MY AILMENTS My
appetite is good can CO. any time. am free from
neuralgia and ether troubles.
NEVER FELT so WELL
Nor was A. stout as now since was married.
and 1 am mother Of nine children. have in
creased from E,o to 1i3 pounds. am PER
fECTLY WELL, go ont every day. When my
friends ask what has made such an Improvement
/ tell them owe II all TO
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
And that am MADE OVER AGAIN. Friends
whom have persuaded to take Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla are also deriving benefit from it." MRS.
8. NJ WATERS. 1918 ed street northwest
GEORGETOWN. d. c.
uSroD,a pII q ara hand n. sds and narfact in mo-
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Sugar Ia Going I'm.

Sugar Is Going Up.
Better lay in q supply now. preserving
time is here. Get one Of those beautiful Rose
Bowls which We are giving away with every
pound of Thes-Nectsr Tea or A. and P. Baking
Powder. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company, main store, sol, sos 7th ct. n. w., COR
ner E st., also principal markets. mySl-4t
Housekeepers SHOULD attend our great spe-
cial sale Of Fine Groceries, Old Wines, &c. Spe-
cial prices this week. MErzamR's, AT It'll u.w.l$
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SPLENDID Building Lot. corner of North
Carolina avenue and 4th stree Il east to be sold
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock See sd-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Elixir Babell cures all malaria; disease,
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There Never Was a Better Offer.
Trott- 1902 1lth st.

Has more bargains in China, Tin, Wood, Earthen
and Glass Ware than any one else. 1t
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FUTURE PLANS.

A VERY FINE tract Of land decentralization is
to be sold tomorrow afternoon by the trustees.
Warner and Wine at 4 O'Clock This property
adjoins Brookland- See adver hsement
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G-LL's IcT CaEAx. the best. 11th and sts-
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| ACHING SIDES AND BACK.
Hip. kidney. and uterine pains and weaknesses Pc.
lIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by tn CUTICURA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER. the first and only pain killing
plaster. my3l-w&s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29
THE SECRET SQCIEGIE3
MASONRY.

On Monday evening quite a large
gathering of Sir Knights assembled at
the monthly conclave of Wheeling Com
mandery No. |, and it proved to be an
interesting meeting, for there was no
work in the orders on hand but Sir Stew
enson had prepared an eloquent address
on the Order of Knights Templar, and
which he delivered at that time, and TO
which he had the attention OF every
knight, and which was most instruct
i've OF anything relating TO the order
we have read or heard for some time,
and trust we may hear from him again
on further subjects relative to our order.
The resolutions of respect on the death
of Sir Commander VIM. J. Bates, pre-
sented by the Committee consisting OF
Sirs Robert White, w. w. Irwin
and j.. W.. Morris, az that con-
clave were a fitting tribute
of the life, character and profession of
him who had served the cause OF ma
sonry, and the people of our communi-
ty for so many, many years, and we
have not had the pleasure OF hearing
any preamble and resolutions gotten up
in such beautiful style and in such If
ting language as they were.
On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge
Fo. 80, held regular communication and
worked the e. a. Degree on IL candi-
date, the work being well doue by Wor-
shipful Browne and his corps Of jealous
and proficient officers, which was en-
joyed by the large attendance Of breth-
rem present.
On Wednesday evening we had the
pleasure OF meeting with Bro. Grand
Lecturer McCahon's class OF instruction
which consists OF the four lodges Of this
city, and found a good turn
out of brethren who are
taking a profound interest in the work.
The Temple Association held their in
itial stockholders meeting on Tuesday
evening, and after much exchange OF
good words relative 10 our new home,
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the company for It's refusal TO arbitrate
the difference with the men, but that is
neither here nor there when it is a
question Of the preservation Of law and
order. That must be done at all haz-
ards and the officers of the law should
be alert in seeing that it is done. The
community will not tolerate mob vio-
lence and the moro of 1t there is the
farther away Will be a %peaeeable set
Element Of the strike, particularly a set
Element favorable TO the strikers.
The situation is distressing enough
to the public as it is without the addi-
ton Of such disgraceful and y%eprehensi-
bic scenes as have been recently en-
acted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29
THE HAwAuAN REVOLUTION.

The Hawaiian government has been
overthrow, Queen LILINoKALANI and
Cabinet deposed, the government forces
surrendered, United States troops put
in possession Of the Capital, u pro-
visional government established and a
representative with a request for the
annexation Of the Hawaiian Islands to
The United States dispatched 10 Wash
ingtOn.
The revolution was accomplished with
neatness sid despatch and without the
splitting Of a drop Of blood, and every
thing IS in apple-pie order for entrance
beneath the wing Of Uncle Sam.
Although there is said to be a sentl-
ment in Congress opposed TO it, we can
not. at frs. blush, see why we should
not take Hawaiia, II she will come in
on our terms, and she will, doubtless,
in any event, prefer that to staying
ont in the wet.
1t is a good country and right in our
line, while $50, OOO, 700 Of its $40, 600, 600
of foreign interests are American.
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oue.tion of Candidates.

To The Editor or the ReCtSt.T:
SIR:-The city election being over
and the new administration having been
Sworn in" the next step is the seIec-
ton OF the proper, parties to fill the
various Offices in the gift OF the City
Council. The applicants for the various
positions are numerous, and as far as
the knowledge Of the writer extends,
they are all worthy gentlemen. But
the object of this brief article is to call
the attention Of the members OF Coun-
Gil 20 Il gentleman, who all Of his lie,
has been a consistent Democrat and q
hard worker in the party; giving his
time, his talent, his untiring energy to
his party; a gentleman who has no
superior as an expert accountant and a
straightforward business man, and who
would reflect honor and credit on any
position in which he might be placed.
| refer to /. K. Noise, Esq, Treasurer
of the City Democratic Executive Com
mittee. DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Business Transacted at VeJterday's
Session.

80
In the case Of II. Forbes v. Thomas
G.. Britts, administrator, and others, an
order was entered %remanding the cause
to rules for an amended bill.
In the case OF State V. Owen Sulli-
van, Jr., indictment for allowing gam
ing, No. /, there was a fine Of $40 and
costs.
In the case Of State v. Owen Sulli-
van, Jr.. No. .. indicted for allowing
gaming at q tavern, a fine OF SEQ and
costs was imposed, his license was de-
clared forfeited, and he was required to
give bond in the sun OF $500 for his
good behavior for one year, and in de-
fault to be confined in jail for not more
than four months.
In the cases OF the State V. The Bel
mont Brewing Company, twelve indict-
ments. the defendant asked to be al
lawed to 60 10 the United States Circuit
Court. The State objected, and argu-
ment will be had at a future time.
In the case OF Reese,v. The Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railroad Company, the
jury went out
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29
LARGE SALE OF SUBURBAN LOTS.
The Walters and ShallcrOss Tract Sold at
Auction.

Auetioneer Heryey yesterday sold the
lots laid out on the Frank Walters and
7. 2. ShallcrOss tract, adjoining Alien
helm, on the south side of the National
road, at auction. Bidding was lively,
and many Of the best lots brought good
prices. The purchasers were as fol-
lows:
Lot No. l. Edward Flaccus, S205;
No. ., George Chois, S35; No. 3, same,
S45ANO. 4, w. c. Beans, $50; No. >,
Mr.. MarQuet, S95; No. 6, Same, Sl10;
No. $, DR.. Mason, $3.50; No. ., same
$500; No. II. Mr., Henry, S20g: No.
10, same, 5000; No. 10, Mr.. Marquet,
S225. No. "A, Mr.. Card, 1906; No. Is,
same, S4O5; No. 16, I. L. S%troehlin,
S13O; No. Il, ID. L. Prayer, S270; No.
Is. q. p. ShallcrosS, $3.50;
No. 10, l.. L. Stroehlin,
S2S5; No. 20, same, $3.50; No. 81, same,
$3.50; No. %. Chas. FlaccuS, $50; No.
ago, Mr.. McCann. So; No. 30, same,
$500; No. "a, same, $500; No. IS, same,
$50; No. SO. Mr.. Bayha, $3.50; No. 81,
same, s3l5; No. IS, same, 500; No. 30,
George Hook, $3.50; No. 40, same, $500;
No. ~, same, $40; No. -, J. f. Bolts,
$500; No. 43, same, S775; No. "A, same,
$500; No. 45, same, SIPS; No. 46, Mr..
Mccain, S695; No. a., same, $3.50; No.
IS, same, $500; No. 80, same, $500.
The total OF the sale was Sl7, 56j.
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SENATOR CAMDEN SWORN IN.
He Takes the DULY Vacant Seat in the
ehsmber-whI Go to Fiorida.

He Takes the DULY Vacant Seat in the
Chamberlain Go to Florida.
Special telegram 10 ths Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 2s.-Sena-
tor Camden was formally sworn into office
In the Senate to-day. Shortly after the
Senate met Senator Faulkner arose and
announced the presence of his newly elect
ed colleague who desired TO take the oath.
Senator Faulkner then escorted his col
league 10 the vacant space in front OF the
Vice Presidents chair and the clerk read
the oath in the usual fashion.
The ceremony completed Senator Cam
den retired 10 his seat, which is the last
one in the last row on the Democratic side
in the extreme southwestern corner OF the
chamber. This is by no means a desirable
seat, but as II is the only vacant one in the
chamber Senator Camden had no choice.A
The seat has been occupied by some dis
tingushed men in the last couple of years,
both Carlisle and Mills having sat in it.
Senator Camden, in q talk with the
REGISTER correspondent, said that he
would remain here until early in Febru-
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ary. when he meant to so to Florida for
a couple OF weeks TO recuperate his health
and enjoy a little tarpon fshing.
The Senator will go to a. island on the
Gulf coast below Tampa. He will be ac-
companied by a few friends including SEN
ator Vest. Senator Camden has paired on
all political questions with Senator Petite
grew, Of South Dakota, Tor the remainder
of the session. The Senator said that no
legislation OF great importance would like
ly come up for the remainder Of the ses-
sion. In the short time remaining, Con-
gress would have enough TO do 10 pass tho
regular appropriation bills.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29

adjourned to meet for action on Mon
day evening, at which meeting all have
been notified to attend.
On Tuesday evening Nelson Lodge
No. 30 held q regular communication
with the same large attendance
OF brethren usually found there.
The meet for the week Is on Thurs
day evening, regular Communication OF
Wheeling Lodge, No. 5, on Friday eve
ming regular Cenclave OF Cyrene Com
~maudery, No. =, each Of these ladies
having been notified TO be present will
insure a good attendance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
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Deed OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
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The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made December 81, 1892. by
Thomas NJ. Garvin and wife to John j.
Jacob and II. M. Russell, special COM
m~issionerS, for lots No. "a and % on the
plot laid out by Frank Wallis and
Thomas B. Shallcross. Consideration,
Deed made December II, 1892, by
William Solden and wife and others, TO
Louis Meyer, for the South half Of lot
Is, in square No. Q. in the town OF
South Wheeling. Consideration, $3.50.