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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

The crepuscular Rag, better
known as the Houston Evening
Squirtgun, is in a bad way both
morally and socially. la addition to
bsing; edited by a peripatetic freak /,
its recent championing of debauch-
cry ard vice has brought such a
Hood Of free liquor that the mental
makeup of its alleged editor re-
semSles bedlam on q tear. In his
latest attack of mania a potu, he
shoots wide the mark. Striking
like viper in his rage over the
castiga!ion decently given him,
upon his own long.continued provo.
cation, he spews his venom upon
gentlemen who could not recognize
him in a public place. There may
be great possibilities ahead Of the
gold.cure, but it will never reach
mental imbecility or moral leprosy.
The News cannot stford to pub
licly notice further the newspaper
TIA mp, who represents the Calves
ton News at Houston and edits the
Rag on the side, until he explains
his sudden change Of qaarters from
a certain reputable neighborhood in
this city, while editor Of the Waco
Day. 1t surely cannot be long before
the citizens Of Houston will abolish
his blight and drive this Caliban
INTO the muddy bayou.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

A Gsrmsn mountain climber says
that beer will not always freeze at
an altitude of ten thousand feet and
that the sound OF a guitar or banjo
is remarkably clear and strong that
high up. The Houston variety show
people might take note and retire to
the mountain tops.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

A rich woman from Corpus
Christi was arrested in San Auto
MO few days ago for stealing
goods from the counter in store,
but, as likely as not, she was unused
10 drinking beer, and imagined she
could drink as much of it as a Ger
man woman, and in this way, i'm
bibed ouch a quantity, as to lead her
to believe the store and its contents
belonged to her. Tacitus said the
Germans were pationately fond of
beer ma]e from rye or barley cor
rupted, and as they have been using
it for 500 years, from the cradle to
the grave, as substitute for water,
milk and tea, they have become
beer-proof, in the same way that
Mithridates made himself poison
proof.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

When king of England beheld
Robin Hood and his merry men, y
he asked: "What lacks that
knaye, that king should have?"
and if senators and congressman are
denied any voice in the appoint
ment OF federal officers, the people
may we'll ask, What lacks the presi-
dent, that an autocrat should have?"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

Ing like it 10 known to medical science The
Discovery" far surpasses nasty Cod Liver
Oil and all its filthy compounds as a flesh
builder for those reduced in weight below a
healthy standard. 1t is guaranteed, as no
other medicine of the kind In all lingering
Bronchial, Throat and Lung affections, and
in every disease that can be reached through
the blood, il it ever fails to benefit or cure,
you have your money back
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

1t is a very hard matter TO rear
children properly among Christians
and where Sunday is observed, aud
it must bo still harder to do so in
Beerville.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

The Ohio republican circus pro-
prietors have ordered Acrobat Nc.
Kinley to expectorate on his palms
and make another handspring for
the gubernatorial high bar.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

The grasp of the corporations on
the threats Of the people has not
yet been removed, and for that rea
son, the people must stand to their
arms"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

Prompt relief and permanent cure for
your Catarrh, will certainly follow the use
OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Its makers
will pay 800 reward for any incurable caso.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08
MILLER S. 4AKER.

r. lrly az IL Is III euOu uisc"S
sion, the papers throughout the
state are giving no little attention
to the question of Governor Hogg's
successor. Several Iapers have
strongly endorsed our distinguished
fellow townsman, Hon. w Aller s.
Baker, chairman of the dem ocratic
executive committee. That Chair
maa Bakers name should be re-
ceivipg attention in this connection
is natural, in the light of the mag
niticent victory for the democracy
won under his leadership last fall.
Since the campaign of Hon. Rich.
ard Coke for the governorship in
1873 the democratic craftsmanship
has been little more than a name as
far as the demands of the position
were concerned.
In 1892 the conditions we're
changed, new issues were up de.
manding settlement, and not alone
the old.time enemies were in battle
array, but many who had followed
the fortunes of the invincible democ.
racy of Texas we're lured away by
the vague and extravagant promises
of new political prophet, while
still Others. through a misjudging
of causes and effects, or through
the nursing of grievances, real or
imaginary, against democratic
governor possessed of rare powers
of attraction and repulsion, aligned
themselves under the leadership Of
the prince of malcontents, and
waged unrelenting warfare upon
the democratic hosts The opposi.
ton was rich in resources, while
the democracy must do the best
it could with such contrib ltions as
a people little used to. giving saw
fit 10 furnish. 1t was under con-
ditions like these that Chairman
Baker assumed the leadership. One
false step might lose the day. He
steadfastly refused to take it, but
with rare generalship, born of
ability, courage and discretion, he
led the fight, pressing the conflict
here, permitting the opposition to
beat the empty air yonder, meeting |
abuse and villification by silence or
crushing rejoinder as he saw best;
,lm and possessed amid it all, ever
md every where a courteous but un
compromising foe, he had the
upreme satisfaction of seeing, when
he smoke of battle clear, that victory
lad perched upon the democratic
banners from the panhandle to the
Sabine; from the Red river to the
ca. What more natural, in the
wake of this splendid victory, than
ba. men should be heard to say to
his democratic chieftain, thou
last done WE'LL" and seek to lift
i'm higher. The News is not ad-
Used as to Chairman Bakers aspi.
ations, but can testify to his ster.
ing worth, rare ability, ripe judg-
nent and eminent fitness for this
r almost any other place the good
eople of Texas might tender him.
t may be as the custodian of an
xpress trust, Mr.. Baker will deem
is duty but partly done, and will
onsider the shaping of affairs
or the contest yet to come
paramount Importance pre-
ering to bide his time. How.
yer this may be, Waller S. Baker
ill long hold post of honor in
be heart of Texas democrats, and
may be as it should be, that
hey will in the future if not now,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08
PUBLIsHER's NOTICE.
The Only Democratic Daily In Gen.
trail Texas.
Waco grows steadily aud solidly.

The chronic rooster Is generally
done to a turn on his own spit.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08
THE ONWARD MARCH

THE ONWARD MARCH
Of Consumption is stopped short
by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Always, if you
haven't waited beyond reason,
there's complete recovery and
'cure. In those scrofulous con-
ditions of the blood which invite
Consumption: in severe, linger.
ing Coughs. and Weak Lungs,
which threaten you with it,o
in Consumption itself, and when
other help has failed-this medi-
cine is n prorsd remedy.
As a blood cleanser, strength.
restorer. and flesh builder. moth
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-08

The Galveston News and the Dial.
las annex are political buccaneers.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
3cutcutartc citcn.

Gou jcst an merbe i'd wieber ale srten ~" Sements
men. 0i beteu Sortcn 2en,ent limb iets burd mid sn
be,icbcu gser irscnb cuas in beier ginte NIL, ,dt
tbu aut, uenn CT bel mir uoripridt. Sir quite Arbest
uirb 9arantirt. o....
Gde State> II. Morbltr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Ger Warbein bes Staatsaudt:

Ger @arbetn II bes Staats;udt>
bauies, 9err @olfer, bat an ieinen
Staatsasenten 81. Gdforb, oas folsenoe
Sdreiben erla6en, ,uel3es aue Uarmer
bebersisen ioaten. Gr i3reibt: r@ez
ebrter SEER! Sd babe aussefunben,
oaB cine Ma1e pom proben iosenannten
9onfbin6faoens iiber oen sansen @taat
uertbeilt werren. Sd babe bieie pros
ben uuteriu@t uno sefunoen, bab iie
aus Dem i9le6teiten Suite, Nloeialerz
6abritat, berselteut iino. Cine Tirma
in Gbicoso, bic 0errea Smitb g. Grain,
quotiren fir oies Tabritat ben preis
pom A No. 1 ameritanii4en 6anf un6
i'd tann aus ber Probe nur ieben, oab
bic Tarmer in teinem Safe sufrieoen9ez
itelt perben. Sd piinl6te, baB alle
Tarmer auf oieleu umi itanb aufmert an,
sema9t uerben. Gr9ebenit. 6enrp
Wolfer, @arbein oes Staatsju@tbouz
5es."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

Die ipanii@e prinseiiin Gulalie,
iiber beren Beiu@ ber @eltausitelluns
in Gbtcaso idon 10 uiel Mufbebens ses
madt woroen, 1T ant 6reitas, !nebit @es
fol9e, lit New Oort, tpoiclbit NQes gum
Gmpfans ber biitinsuirten @dfte bereit
mar, selanbet. 9ier nabm bic NntSmms
linse BET iponii@e 0ampfer rss}iabell "
sur Tubrt na& bcm Pennipluania ST.
ienbabn>Dod auf, no bic PrinSeiiin
uno ibre 8esleiter ii3 an 8oro bes
&esierunssoampfers uDolpbin" besa>
ben, um uon oemielben na@ benz Noams
GrpreB Nier sebra9t gu 1uerben. Das
ie!blt waro 9elanoet, uno ber 8abnsus
bra9te bic @aite na@ @aibinston, mo-
bic @eieui@aft Nbenbs eintraf, unb
pon Setretdr @relbam, ber lit @leuez
lambs Garoile gum Depot 9etommen,
empfansen nurbe. 9err @reibam se>
leitete bic prinseiiin gu ber Garone.
9lnbere nabmen ibre geiiebesleituns auf,
unb BET Sag en6ete nit Der Suartierz
nabme im Mrlin9ton 6otel. &m @am>
flag ,purbe bic Snfantin unb @efol9e
pom Nrdli6enten uno beiIen @attin int
meiBem 9auie empfon9en. 9lQe Gti>
quette mar bel bieler @ele9enbeit uerz
ninftiser 8eile auBer M@t 9elailen,
unb bic Nnselesenbeit batte ni@ts meiz
ter, ais bic Torm zines 9ew0bnli6en
Belu@es. @eitber folsten aber in nt6tz
offcieQer Weiie cine &eibe BON Teitli9>
teiten, pel@e su Gbren bes boben Ga
ites ueranltaltet tparen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

Mtt Dienta9 unb Mittmo@ in let:
ter @o9e ri@teten 1T Obio unb Penn:
lYlpanien Stiirme unb befti9e &esensiiilt
unsebeuern @@a6en an. Ser &e9eu
fiel 48 @tunben lang ununterbro@en in
@tr0men nieoer, i@melte bic Tlliile in
uerbdltniBmdBis turSer 3eit gu enorme1
l6Sbe uno aberflutbete bic Nieberun9en,
iiberau 500 unb 0erberben brin9eno.
Sn Gleoelanb, Sbio, riB BET @turm
int 8oue besrifiene 6duier um, bas
@a0er bes Gupobosa 6lu6es untern.is
ninirte bic Gilenbabnseleiie uno
l@memmte aQes fort, mas linn i'm @e9t
mar. @anSe 9ol5b0fe nabmen ben
@es na9 benz Gee. @ei@dfte maren
poQitdnoi9 ein9eitelt.
Be1 Yittsburs, Ya., iino ber Mos
nonsabela uno bet Muesbanp reibenot
@trome 9emoroen. 9lue I'M 6afen lie:
senben Dampfibiffe purben lit Dieni1
9erufen, I'M bie Meni3en aus ben be:
brobten 9duieru 5u retten.
Sn papnesuiQe, Obio, itano BET
9onae untere Stabttbeil unter 8ailer.
Sn Gituspille, Pa., mubten bic Sab:
riten bic Mrbeit einitellen. Die Stao1
mar sr0Btentbeils iiberi@memmt.
Sn Grie, Pa., lino eine Men9e 9au:
fer uno Brufen fort; bic Tabrifen iiber:
l9memmt; Teuerleute arbeiteten BIZ
san5e 9ea4t, um bic meni@en aus Der
6aulern por benz Grtrinteu gu retten.
Sn Dounsstomn, Obio, mar be'
Moboninsflub b0ber mie felt Meni@ea:
sebenten. Das sanae sroBe Ebal itant
unter Waiier; meilenpeit einen @et
bilbeno.
Sn Nem>Gaitle, Ba., fubren Dampf:
i9ifie bur@ bic iiberi@memmten Straben
um bie Meni@en aus benz 3meiten @tod:
merit ber 9duier gu retten. @@mer be:
laoene GiIenbabnma9en ~uroen auf bic
8riiden 9efabren, I'M oieielben 81 erbal:
ten. Die Gje>pa0er itiesen 10 i@neQ,
baB bas Teueroepartement bic @efan:
9enen TT Dem @efdn9nille nit tnapper
geotb por Dem Grtrinfen in ben 3eller1
retten founte.
Cambridge, elm Sommerreiort in
Yenniyluanien, itcno unter ySaiier;
3mei sroBe, nit @diten ansefiiQte So:
tels maren Eo9elan9 pom Teitlanoe ab:
sei9nitten, oa Bic einSise na@ Den So
tells tiibrenbe Briide IN gefobr itanb
jeoen Mu9enblid fuBab1parts gu treiben.
Scr Giienba5nz unb Eele9rapDenuer>
febr mar iberau 9ebemmt. Der onges
ri6tete @9aben at Gi9entbum uno
Meul6euleben lit ein un9ebeurer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Solltc lit icocnt 6aulc iciu.

s. 9. 9S,llon, 81 Glap Ctr. S9orps=
burg, Fa., iost oab ct ncDt obne Gr. Sings
9>cltc GntoedlnS 9e9en @usscbr1ng, 9uten
uno Grfaltlu9 lein Mil, inoem lcre Trau,
,pel1e na6 ciucm GrippeanioQ pon 2nn9enz
eutsiiuouug beorobt mar, bllr6 oielcs D{lttel
oerettet wlroe, no6bem onperc Ncoisine1
ibr nicDt 9ebolien batten. 9obert Barber III
Goofsport, Yo. ,beboltptet, ,oab i'm, Tr.&nSs
9tcue Gntoetlln9 beiicr 9etbou babe, als IT.
seuo ctwas, oas ct je 9e9en Slln9enciben Sc
braudte 9ti6ts tommt ibr 9leid. 6reic
Nrobcnoiebcu III 3. 90. Sllens Npotbete.
@robe Sloj6cn so GtS. llno 81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

Gbas. g. &osers, Elm promis
menter @el@dftsmann uou St. Saul
besins letten 6reitas Na9mittas lit eis
nem l1nfaQ uon @eiitesitOruns Selbits
morb,' ,nbem ct BON ber 6odbriide iiber
ben Miiiiiiippi in ben 6luB iprons uno
ertrant.
Cine @ei@i@te, wel6e bic
6eoer ii@ itrdubt wieoer;useben unb bic
bod ni4t uerbeimli9t uerben tann, uiro
uns uon ct. Gloub semeloet uno mir
molten iie 10 i@onenb als m0sli3 er>
;dblen. Der Iarmer Sames !perses,
Elm 6interwdloner, uno iein Sobn
WiQiam iino unter ber 9lntla9e ber
Blutl@anoe NIT ben beioen 20 reip. ls
Sabre alten E09tern bet Tamilie uer>
baftel moroen. Die SHUTTER mar uor
feds Sobren seitorben uno ieit bet 3eit
Iou oas 0erbaltniB ;wiideu gater unb
Go9ter, @ruoer unb Sdueiter beitanz
ben baben. Die alteite Go9ter lou
smei &inbern oas 2eben se9eben baben.
(St. Yaul @olts;t9.)
ueber cine S0uenmai9inen @e<
i3i@te, tpel@e ii@ in !6ennepin County
in bet yidbe bes Aytinnetonta Sees OBJ
ipielte, brin9t oer Minneapolis rTreie
Preile 9erolo" bic folsenoen Ginselnbeiz
ten: vSn oem tleinen rubiseu, fait
ausidlieBlid uon Oeuti@eu be1uobnten
Stabt9en ct. 8onifacius berridte in
oieien Easen cine ni6t aerinse 9tufrez
suns iiber oas 9luffinoen elmer 9lrt uon
90uenmai9ine uno oas gerl9uinoen
zines woblbetannten Biirsers. Der
lettere, Sobn Stiitler nit 9famen, eeiien
Gater, 8ruber uno S31ueiter AUDI in
ct. &onifacius mobnen uno moblbaz
ben6e 2eutc iinb, mar ein Sun99eiele
uno bouite fit ii@ auein in eincm BON
ibm sen,ietbeten 3immer, ,porin ct AUDI
ielbit feline Moblseiten gu bereiten p1esz
tie. 1T mar ni@t obne Mittel uno ioQ
cine quite 9ilbuns beiei1en boben. Sn
BET letten 3eit 5eisten ii3 Spuren uon
Srriim bel ibm; oa er aber barmlos
mar, lieB man i'm rubis leiner 8ese sez
Zen. l1n9efabr uor einem Monat fubr
Sobn auf's 9ano b,naus, na@ eiuem be-
tannten Tarmer, ,uoielbit er lein &C.
idbrt einlteQte, la9eno, ct 'uolle no5
Grceliior seben, I'M ii@ einen 3abn 5iez
ben 81 lailen. @eit oer 3eit bat man
ni6ts mebr uon ibm seb0rt.
9lm Monta9 uerlu9te MIN lein Bru>
6er nit @eibulie eines Betannteu oas
feit uerl6loiiene @obnSimmer bes Gerz
l@wunoenen 5u 0finen, mas ibnen ober
erit nit pieler Mibe 9e!ang. Muf Dem
Gil@e fanoen bic Ginorin9linge cine perz
oddti9e &iite itebcn uno ais iie oicie nit
Anitren9un9 Oifneten, tiel plotli9 Elm
S9uB uno einc &epoluertu9el oran9
Stii in's Sein. 3luci 9tenoluer maz
ren in Oct &iitc auf 10 iinnrei3er 8eije
an9ebra9t, ooB lie los9eben muBtcn, TO-
balo Der Oedel oericlben 9e0tfnet ulroc.
Sn BET Gfe oes 3immcrs itonocn auf
eiuem anoeren Sil6e swei nod sr0Bere
Silten, al uelden Elm 3ettel tlcbte, Der
DOT benz Sefinen 0erlelben warntc.
Man ldidte nun na6 benz Sberiif, uno
ais oieier berbei9etommen, bic obere &iz
ite seri6lus, rolltcn uerldiebene ldwere
Steine aus berlelben uno yitriol ipribte
bcm Inter lu6enben auf Die !Oano. Sn
bet unteren fano man nur cine Portion
Mebl."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
aus oct,t Staat.

IS II y sta Dal ole O1p19er'a
abermals einen belor9niBerre9enoen
G3aratter an9enommen.
bert Says, elmer Der altez
! iten beutl9en Nni iieoler uon Minneapoz
lis, lit lstten 0onnerita9 im Sitter Don
81 Sabren in Tol9e elmer Slutuersif>
tuns seitorben.
Dieier Sage tamen in 8innipe9
ore; oeutlde Mdnner im Nlter 'uon Sc,
40 uno 20 Sabren at, wcl6e ben Wes
pon 9iew Oort oortbin III 81 Ea9en 5u>
rud9ele9t batten.
Sn @aboiba bat ii9 bic oortise
milisz szGompasnie, beren Qlmtsseit abse=
laufen mar, aufsel0it.
Snber fabe uon 9aitinss fano
ber Tarmer 9lntun D0ffin9 III einem
@intel ieiner S9eune bic i9on lit Ser
,ueiuus iibersesansene 9ei@e zines nnz
betannten Meniden Gs mar wabrz
l@einli9 elm Eramp, mel@er lid oort>
bin ucrtro9en unb bilfos itarb.
8n@ SAUL ianb i'm 2aufe Der
letten @o9e cine Gonuention oer inter-
nationalen 9isa BET YreB Clubs tatt,
Su ,pelder ii9 sablrei@e Delesaten aus
aQen Ebeilen oes 9anoes einaefunoen
batten. QluBer Der Grlebi9un9 BON
@elddften nabmen bic ausuarti9en @az
te Sic @ele9enbeit au9 wabr bieSebensz
tpiirbisteit Sc, .3wi1inssltaote in 9luz
seni9e1n gu nebmen uuo fir oeren llnz
terbaltuns mar allerleits bic Bette Gorge
9etra9en.
Die @ranb SurY bon 'Stamz
iep County bat iid pertast obne 9esen
ben uiel9enonnten 9booes, ben 9aupt>
bel 9uloi9ten im &oblentruit, cine &la9e
onbdn9i9 9ema4t su boben Ino oam't
miro mobl bic pon bet letten 9c9islatur
nit 10 pielem @arm ein9eleitete Inter-
iu3uns sesen oielen ni6tsmiroisen
Grujt ibr Gnbe erreidt boben. Sett
[ou es aber Oeito ener9il6er sescn Bic
6ol;oiebe los9eben, aber mir besweifeln
lebr ob ber Q(us9ans III oieier 9(nselez
eenbeit ein anoerer iein ,uiro ais 1uie in
oer &oblentrult>u >unteriu6un9. So lau>
&c nod bic corrupteu olten Yarteien am
@uber lino, miro man ocn prominenten
Dieben ni9t an ben &rasen 9sben.
MuS 9leraubria miro 9emel>
bet, oab.ber Oamu, ,uel9er bie@epdNer
oer Safes Soo uno M}iloua bemmt, let>
te Wo6e 9ebroden lei, woourd oer Song
prairic Niucr bic 9onsen 9fieocrun9en
aberl 6rpcmmte uno cine Nnsobl 8rii&en
gpeltli6 Don ber Staot Ortrib.
untcr Der q la9e oeS i6wez
rem 0iebitabls lit eiu 9ewiiler Trancis
Wturray III Mantato uerbaitet woroen.
Wiurray bate eiue Sierteliection Sano
an 9lu9ult 8eiic uertauit. 8eiic sablz
tie sl425 boar uno iiberna5m Die auf
benz 0runo ltiif laltenoen 0ypotbeten
I'M 8etroac uon s2525. IS bat li@
bcrausseitcQt, ooB Murroy Die 0dlfte
oes Gi9entbums s'uei Sabre uorber an
ieine Sdwdscrin uertauit batte, obne
bag cine @ebietSiibertra9un9 eriol9t lit.
Negiiter Of Oeebs 8ierbauer bat oeb>
balb Sic &la9e erbobcn. Wturrry 1T
unter $1,000 Yiirsicboit fit iein grldeiz
men DOT @cri9t selteut woroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

Oie @tobt Sostnam lit
U}id;ean puroe lebten Samita9 BON
elmer 9roBen Terersbrunit beimsel udt,
nobel 275 @ebduoe ein9eal@ert uno ein
@6abcn pon $9oo,oo uerutia@t purz
DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
DIED.

CLARK. daashi.r q David ana c.sen d.n. Iiiss.
Sunday. July &c. at o'ciocE p m.
BEAN. on Thursday. July 70. 1898. At 10 Is |. m.
sEo Oh B 4 o ii,n sdn Of on w SnSS
Sarah Ellen Bean, ATed i've years and two months
duit road. sunday o'cock thence 70 Tndepssdens
sostsess sSsrs fansr. SERVICES vii BE he'd fsnds
and relatives are invited 10 attend.
,. sdsses n ,sS AIS B. r. lsss = sss
street northwest ANN E.. widow Of the Hepburn
Intsrment in The ismiiy burial ios Il Wcodi.uds
cemetery, Philadelphia-
s6 62RR pSp .Sy "a lsS Mrs AMANDA
Mr. %m RTbi .m f5s% ths Tree , q ssr &c.
ON saturasv.July u.
Eat HAIro GsRT OF Win Thgr,dsy y1y 70 lsaS t
julia c Hstton. aeed bve months: 80 : ' : -.
Funeral private Saturday morning ct 10 o'clock.
MILLER LEWIS, the beloved husband e N-sr1e
Z, go Scecs in the triumph Of faith. at his rss-
Funeral frl Zion Baptist Church, street bet-ees
81 aud ~ streets southwest. sunday, July - st
o'clock pm Friends and relatives invited q q
PARET. on June ., lse2 in tb. country. pesr
z and Alice burnside faret. arsd siI year. ana
Services at Rock Greek Saturday afternoon ct $50
O'Clock.
,l EsI = s,. On n. Su ss e. LIS wv ysases
Funeral from his parents residence 1928 10Th
street Saturday. July -. at O'Clock .. Friends
and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend
sHALLoo On Friday; July2i. 1896. ct 4'zs -
tive of County Clare Ireland the residence Of his
daushter. 800 Maryland .yenns northeast
Notice Of frperal hereafter.
WELLS. Atssratorz; ON July 70 1890, Mn. r.
q WELLS, wife Q, e,-Gov. Wells o. Virginia
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WHITE Departed this life on Thursday, July ID.
1893. at 0. ma. at Carried Hospital. FANNIE
WHITE. daughter Of the In e William White snd n
Kearns White. Ard nineteen Years, eislit mon Ia
Funeral saturday from her lste residence, PAP q
northwest. O'Clock sharp; thence 20 St stepl.-ns
Church. Friends invited
ZYPPRECHT. On Thursday. July 70. lsQa NJ
2 20 q. m. M1NNA ZlPPlsECHT. beloved nloInsr u
Ms. A. y Dents Of Baltimore and Mrs. NJ l.. Sisld
and Alexander Zypprecht OF Washington.
Our mother IL sleeping. so free from sll Pain.
Oh, wake her not sweet sf-rit. 10 suffer Hgain.
o.. thiuk how she suffered and moaned With tman
In the long nignt hours soothed her IN vala
Till God, m HIS merry. sent Il wn from shove
An angel that Whispered q m~ssnge o. love.
by HER CHILDREN.
Too fair Cor earth her spirit ned
To heavens celestial bliss:
She was too sweet. too frir by far
Tor such a world as this.
BY HER GRANDDAuGHTFR
Funeral Will he held from her lat. residence IsqS
eth street northwest. SATURDAY. at O'Clock n M
Friends respectfully invited ett.nd. Ilsl tfi5r~
and New York papers please copy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
The Norrnandie Hotel Co.

The lease Of the Hotel Normandie, located at
the corner Of 18th and streets, was sold
yesterday afternoon at marshars sale. Hitherto
the lease has been in the name Of
Horace NJ. Cake, proprietor, but
it was desired, for purposes Of
convenience and business policy, to transfer
the ownership to a stock company. Al the
only way this could be done in accordance with
the terms Of the lease was by legal sale,
that was what was resorted to yester-
day. The property was bought in by a
company organized under the laws Of the state
Of Virginia known as the Normandie Hotel Com
pany. The officers are Enoch Pratt Of Balti-
more. president; H. NJ. Cake, vice president; E.
K. Cake, secretary and treasurer; Fleming 4
Prentiss. attorneys for the company and mem
bers of the board of directors. The transfer
does not imply any change in the management
or policy Of the hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
National Rank Natter.

The controller Of the currency today sp-
pointed Mr.. John p. Hopkins Of Kensington,
Chicago, H., receiver Of the Chemical National
Bank of Chicago. III.
The controller has been advised that the First
National Bank Of Cheyenne, wyo., has closed
ats doors TO business
Inc controller Of the currency has authorized
me FIRST National Bank Of San Berasrdino,
Oai-, and the First National Bank Of Santa Ana,
Sal, 70 reopen their doors for business. These
oanks have complied with the requirements
imposed by the controller and are reported by
tne oank examiner 90 be In satisfactory condi-
ton with unimpaired capital.
Inc controller OF the currency has ordered
dividend OF 80 per cent in favor Of the creditors
ofahe Evanston National Bank Of FSanston.
III The checks for the payment Of che dfvi-
dend will be distributed on or about august 4
by the examiner at the bank of Evanston
The controller of the currency has been ,d-
vised that the Farmers National Bank Of Hem
rietta, Tex, has closed its doors TO business