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vii isnes:st I aani H5ieA
e s T. stiw,s M.rssss 1850 sl''
Eysnr or50ra 4S 9Th H &
msndie.
Synod of South Dakota.
Aberdesn,samnel Milet. Andoyer. Fredonia.
hA sTGns seo Ti5%spt 18th ST.
ossa y %ss.s ss'ao 81
s1q'Ssr sm 1,.SSo1s1hudvis FyisE Leno1 51oIst
Synod of Tennessee.
IS: Il, Anderson. Jons;boro. 1907 14th st.
Him ave-
oV Wi.p w + MOG Xs:, Mf5sviie'
ssynod OF Texas.
. &s% s%ssiS: ssPfo:: i isis i5 siN s.
NsE,h = rs1 asl0i as'sP H. poa.on Leonard
W. D. Allen. st. Joe.
synod of Utah.
r ssorF E, VI TraSss; Butte; Lincoln 100
n eesRe; fss Bon sider FED fs IS
Boise. BIacs. Nanpa. Idaho. Lincoln.
Kenasi@s Alien. franklin Idaho. i4io stoushton st.
Synod of Washington.
Alssks-S Ss.H3sn II 5in sI Hts !.
oiymsiaHH MeKsh1ie. Goaai ii Wash 421 9th s. w.
Puget ssTndVS W. stswsrf sumnes, Wash Cochran
spokaneaw. Il. Cornnns, Spokane. Wash. Lincoln.
8. II. Erwin. Prescott, Wash. Buckinghanl.
Synod OF Wisconsin.
Chippewa-Archibald Durris. Superior. 1907 14th ST
A. Z. Blake, Eauclair.
La Cross.-W D. Thomas. La Crosse. Ebbitt
d. ID. Mcmillan, La Crosse, Ebbitt.
Madisnn-Albert V.6ullick Klborn City 1903 28th At
W. F. Winchester. Reedsburg.
Miiwausee-C. s, Nickerson., Racine. 25 Lanier pl.
!. A Proctor Milwaukee, 25 Lanier p.
John Z. Chapin. Nesna, Winnebseo, 625 Md. sy u. g.
James =. Wilson, Oxford, Lincoln.
J. J. sherman, Marietta.
George H. Patch Stevens Fort
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Mr.. W E. Honeyman. Now York. the Arno.
Mrs. W. L. Honeyman, New York. vice pres w. ex
- com. of II. NJ. the Arno.
Mrs. John Sinclair. n. Y. the Arno.
Mrs. c. H.. ARnew, Palisades. N. Y, mem. of ad
-, com. Of ". sx. com Of h n. the Arno.
Miss 4. G. Patterson. New York the Arno.
Mrs. Baker, N. Y, the Arno.
Mrs. c. E. Coulter. Httsburg. Pa. sec'y Of Freed
90, men's dept. Of b. NJ. tn. Arno.
Miss Rue. New York, the Aruo.
Mr. r ": Mckee. New York, the Arno.
MI. X ". Mckee. New York. the Arno.
com. o. ". ex. com. q T. NJ, the Arno
Hev. Jas / Orr. New York. the Arno.
Miss Orr, New York. the Arno.
Mrs. SANFORD. New York, the Arno.
Mrs.. {; E. De Lamster. Home City. O., the Witty
Mrs Keer, China.
Mrs Hepburn Japan
Mrs. Mrs: Satterwhite. Louisville, Ky. the Arno.
Mss Mss SSatterwhite Louisville. KY. the Arno.
Miss Steele, Detroit. Mich, 17l6 ct.
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A Trip to the Mountains Ended.

Last night Officers Harlow and Horn arrested
two young Adventures and they are held at the
sixth precinct till arrangements can be made
for returning them to their homes in Newburg,
NY. They arrived by train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and each had small rife,
small revolver, bull's-eye lantern, compass and
fishing line, but the money had given out and
they could go no further. They gave the
names Of Glerret Keefe, aged twelve, OF so
Courtney avenue. and Elmer Truesdell, aged
fifteen, of No. 8 the same avenue and frankly
stated that they got the money on which to
travel this far. $50, from their parents, and
rigging themselves out had started for the
mountains and to see some life. Lieut.. Kelly
made them as comfortable possible and their
parents will be communicated with
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The Cattle Market.

At the cattle market at the Washington Union
stock yards at Benning yesterday 1919 cattle
were on the market and sold rs follows: Best
sold from &c. to $40. per pound good sold
from 4s4c. to SC. per pound; medium sold
from 4c. to 4$lc. per pound; common sold from
2alc. to &c. per pound. One hundred and
eleven sheep and lambs up and sold: Sheep.
from &c. to sc. per pound; lambs. from &c. to
Size. per pound. Cows with calves sold from
S25 to S55 each. State of the market good.
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Lieut.. Commander W. H. Reeder has been
ordered to duty as executive of the United
States steamer Charleston, now fitting out at
Norfolk for service on the Pacific station. This
officer has just finished a three years term at
the Naval Academy, and influential friends
made strong effort to have him retained there
for another year. The Secretary concluded,
however, that Mr.. Reeder must take his turn at
sea service like all other officers and detached
him from duty at the academy aud ordered him
to the Charleston.
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Criminal Court Cases.

Yesterday in the Criminal Court, division 2,
Justice Cole, the trial of the three soldiers
VIM. Carroll, F. H. Bailey and W. S. Bower.
on the charge of larceny from the person-re-
suited in the acquittal of the former and the
conviction of the others.
w. A. Moss, alias Frank Lightile, charged
with false preteuses. plead not guilty.
John Lewis, alias Butts. charged with embez-
element, was released on personal recognizance.
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Army Ort}erS.

The leave Of absence granted Second Lieut..
Marcus d. Cronin, twentieth infantry, is ex-
tended fifteen days on account Of sickness
The leave of absence granted Capt. Benjamin
II. Gilman, thirteenth infantry. is extended
twenty-three days on surgeons certificate of
disability. Leave of absence for four mon tbs
is granted First Lieut.. Arthur Murray, first
artillery.
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Complaint is made to the War Department
that Lieut.. Geo. B. Backus, first cavalry, is a
serious delinquent in his financial oblis ations,
and it is not unlikely that he will be court-mar-
tailed Lieut.. Backus is the officer who startled
his superiors about yearago by officially an
nouncing mis- intention to kill himself.
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To Accompany Mr.. McAdoo.

Chief Naval Constructor Wilson and Naval
Constructor Hitchborn will accompany Assist
ant Secretary McAdoo to Baltimore tomorrow
evening to attend the banquet in honor of the
cruiser Detroit.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER N. $50,
9th and SIS
Through the rrandest scenery in America With ~
handsomest End most complete Solid Train servfos
West from WASHINGTON. 1870 -
ZOO nm, dailr.''C Cincinnati and 81 Louis lin
nelISond NeSuhuled. newly equinped. electric
inytou 70 Cincinnsu Dininc car Attacied ut Mays
rleto serve oree kfast. Arrives Cincinnati 500 q m.
1ndisnanois II 80 a m. st. Louis "a h. m q.
cago 5 rs pm. ~ 'i-'
1l;lop m. daily-The famous ''F r. V Tsrpffef~--
a so1d Nestioue train with dining car and PuilInm
sleepers Tor CINCINNATI. Lexington and Louisville.
AiDf1nnaf1 SIS n n
Lexington sac p. m Louisvi le g. 80 y N Indianr
aioils ~ sd y NJ, chicago Rs a. m 81 Louis =
q m confecting IN Union defsot for All rspin.s
2s'o z m dNiy-iyfreSS for Cows rrsviIie Ch-rs
lottesVal e Achmont. Mavuesboro' Siam on and
lichmoni 1872 summary =
5l3 and 1927 PennA ave
nj Il. W. FULLER. GEM Passenger Agent.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W. ROBSON,
n Steamship, PASSENGER aud Tourist Agent Sl5 18th
st N. Telephone 1854. tBranrh Of Baltimore Nd
First Cabin sec md Cabin and s.eerage tickets by
all steamship lines II Europe. Asia. Africa Austras
and the West Indies
Alsoto Boston. Providence Norfolk. Savannah and
points south. Bprths state rooms reserved on any
steamer outward or return
Sailing lists rate sheets and plans Of steamers fur
nished on anplics.ion-
Estimates given tours to any part of ne world
Drafts issued In sums ID suit England, Ireland
and scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker Agents
in all the prin ipal cities Of Europe. Send for in
structions How to Ship" aplO-tr
CUNARD LINE-P.ANS 'CAMPANIA" AND
~ 'Lucania" IL 500 tons. ssilipgs. prices scsrrin-
tons first aud second cabin and steerage passencers
booked at agency. 63l ST. &. l. DUBOIS. Agent
luhol-.,m
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THE GREAT
II PFNNSYIN.Nra rnr-rr

u PENNS1INANTA ROUTE
stlT AAS SsGsEESSEESr
TRAYS FEIyf 3 Ny f5 ls sr.rrox
For pitsbur. and the West. fehasylraais Timi,sa
5 ftyTess q Pullman ysstiblIs 'T: / "a
Nth slsepils Car wastinrtsn to chicago.
dianapOiis and pinin~ Car i HsrT,s,u no 10 "a
s SalSISS ou,I Inss nPs; lol5 a q daily 20 c
rishurF TO titt,hurE and sieei ms cars rom pitfs
hh1,g TO GSelnrg;bHs csyslsn6 and To,eao 81
iSr ca Mash,nston g HarTishurxs and Steering
DINING Car HARRISBURG 70 81 Louis western i FT
rress AZ z 80 y m. daily. with Sleeping CAsx WASH
With thT9Slh secp er a.y a. ins
land Pullman Dining c.r Pitistnrr TO ciiesTa
burg: co,um4us; circinnlti. lnaisnspois. Ne;a-
to St louis sieeTnr s, esr car %$.s 3
Mem1his Dining Car hiiconr 70 Richmond
ne West WIZ through iesPe S 10 PssgTs sna
For Kane ca.sndsisna. Rochester and NIAGARA Falls
d. ", erceIt sunday. Z 80
For IRE cSns9dsisus and Roebe.;er daily; for But.
FL ?; m n with seePing Car Washington 70 Elaiira-
Falls 1anp; m daily, encert saturday With sleep
daily x s.SyE svnSsy For williamsP2rt eelys Is
EAST. fo5 n ana b Exr,re-s sise,'ins. Paria r
unei oT S pr o 20 C sSS Il no 90 20
3l3 20. 1000 and il:a5 pm On sunday,
bans cs aud no % asys sss s fr 80 ana ma
l@i5 2 g al2 e 9, 70 @ S2 u
Ssx Yert 100 pm. daily. tOr PRiladsiphi. wess
ron PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fas, exrress. 80 m week days. and 3 IS p. n
Aceolafno lS.ion, 3 ooa. m. daily.
For Boston. without change. 30 a m week iavs ana
r. 4 - Z: m dsily.
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Z1kE OU NTOING o LTROpF,
Hso, have your letters and cable. addressed ca-,
EDWIN II. LOWS STEAMSHIP EXCHGNIF
BEkUQUARTEks FOR AMERICAN TKAVfIEKS
! 51 CHAh1NG CROSS. TRAFALGAR SouAkE
LONDON. They will be nulnbared and forysriai : J,
all paris BY Nh LOWS own system. insurnr safe de.
livery BAGGAGE stored. FOX arded and checked by III.
American system. EoInrete ban fari;,.,as r..
use o. LOWS POCEETCABLE CODE price "a cents
is indispsnsable. Send fo- copy of 1.-THE PAs,IN.
GER. con aining valuable in .ormation free
1 EDWIN u LON, LOWS EXCHANGE
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CASTLE MONA COTTAGES.

4 ,ASILE MONA COTTAGES.
sTRAw's POINT, RYE, nh
These cottages can now be rented entire or in lats
of housekeeping make it pleasant way TO spend the
summer Particular attention paid to the cuisine Ex
celent stable facilities. Address COTTAGES.
my17-eo1m
HOTEL BELLEvIEw. CHAPEL POINT, MD,
10 row open for the capacity 200 guests
Handsomely furnished and management frst-class
OF WASHINGTON picturesque hills ami 30 miles OF ait
water view bathing. boating, fishing and Grabbing;
table daily suppliedwith fresh salt water lux
uries mineral springs; spacious grounds for tennis
ma ssss@er fsr.y R.sd.li; SaS fusthei inior@a,
q = Mr.. A. p KRKTCHMAR, Lessee. Bel Alton
p O.. Nd. my17-3m
REsEpHkEIkkEYs s Hd4Sf VI vAaTEE BEsKELEy
chased the PFoTerW Many i@proSements have seem "
nshed and renovated thronThont PsmpG cts al the
principal drug stores. For information apply to NJ.
hAMgERT, Manager B. s. Hotel Co. B.rkeley
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSTON TOP OF THE
M Allegksnies; g. 900 IT. elevate n opens June
rood beard; large airy rooms. saddle and driving
horses Isas on rates. Address JOHN A. LsSIA
"A RENE VALLEY. Ny
Accommodates 200; ho' and cold water on every
sanitary system; table hrstciass; good nshinT and
hunting in season.
my1G-lm SOLOMON KELLY. Proprietor
NELRosE INN on THE BEACH,
AZ BELMAR, N. j..
myl7.tu, 6s2m MELRosE
''THE RUskIN." sPRIXg LAKE. n. J.. NEAR
inyl5-lm Address THE RUsKIN.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effec May Il. 1898
Leave Washington from station corner of New

Schedule in effec May II. 1s93
Leave Washington from station Corner of New JerSsy
Rysnne and g street
press trans u b m. g. - m. -. ~ night.
Fo- ca -lnnzt. -. Louis m ia,ianapoiis. vsst1-
For Pi s'lurs aud Cleveland expr So daily LIZA
For Lsxington and stanton, +io.4oarn.
For Via hester and way stations. -. 20 p m
For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke Enoxvfla
,Shaftsne9Ea and Mslnpiis. n 10 p m dsiy' sissp
For lursy. 2. 20 -. m. daily.
stnr l.sitinore, week day.. ; 30; " 40, xLH
utes1 ~ nm MP ~ IS IL - 81 - 40 ~ - q
1ssco sos 70 o. .il.so and il IS : % su9dass.
IA = 60 ra.o $50. x; 30. As 90. ~. 90 30.
For ANNAPOLIS. = ; and 70 am. IL. Is and n
Pm. sundays, \ 30 M. 81 y. m.
L no, Frederick. no 40. III b am. 81 Il. - 30
For Hacs-,town. 40 foa.r sns -53op.m
F For 70. q an ! wav pliuts. % 40 9. M.
fl2 ~. 800. 1874 So. '7lo5. $40. tiis5
For TI,,sNinvton Junction and way points. 90 80
ROYAL BLU LINZ fok New YORK icl IA ASb PHIL,
aaiix az sac nhts. New York. Boston snd the east
S@ az; ny i0e0. Dning carl a. m. 1900 . al
o;en ~ lo o SSrl %. III 20 .. sleeYins Car
SUI Fuh a, parlo =, csrs on al dsy trains.
tn ca ~ Pm. With falmAn Buffet S'sen-
stse.rn =. bridge. landing passengers in b and
For Atlantic City. 10 ooa m and IL 90 noon. Sun.
fEHoeP' sunday. Daily. ssunday only.
Baggage called FOR ana chaahs, .-or, ,,,.,.
residences by Union Transfer % On 1rssr 80 - 81
n1Sei o fns 3is and 1851 Pa and at depot
Gen. Manager. tmyi5i GEN PISS A..
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7 ADY MOVING TO HARPERs FERRY, ". VA,
~ would like to arrange for few summer boarders
comfortable beds and good table board assured. For
rarttepfars address u. T.. star Office. mvt3-lw.
ELMwOOD COTTAGE PAEoNIAN SPRING,
~ Va Open from May to October. Charges mod
crate. For particulars address Mrs. L C. JONES
Paeonan Spring P. o.. Loudoun county. Va. myl3-4t
u CAPE MAY, NJ
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pICHMoNp AND DANVITIF R1II.RoaD ca
h y. W. HUIDEKoPER AND RFr-BfS FosTIss;'

Schedule N effect May IL. 1891
Altrans arrive and leave at Psnasylyani. pas...
ser station. Washington ID. c.
date stations and connects for front Roys and st1
burg. except Sunday.
IL 10 .. m. Richmond and Danvflla fast man -
Daily. connects at Lynchburg fo- station. On ~.
folk and Western aud Fast Tennessee. Virginia ma
Georgia railways and for primo pal points south =.
Richmond and Dany;Ilc system. Pullman sleer..
cry. uniting ~ Greensboro with seerer FOR Augusss
AS y. Daily for Warrenton and Orange and -
Front Royal and SfrHshurC daily except SUNDAY
10 43 ylm.-Dail- WASHINGTON AND SOrrTH.
WESTERN WIS tt BrLED LIMITED. composed an
TREY II Pullman Sleeper and Dining Cars and runs
20 Atlan.s Ctirne Is hoursl with Pullman sle.re,
throurh New York and Washincton 30 New oYiesr,
Augusta via Columbia. and Washington 10 MemphSs
via Birmingham. Dining car New York 20 Mont
gomery.
II 90 .m-Daflv for all principal points south a.
Richmond and Dsnville system. Pullman Sl.eD-r
New York and Wash ngton 20 Hot Springs via Ashs.
vile. ard W sshincton 20 Atlanta.
TRAINso WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Round hl1 and 40 pm. dailg Tor iee~ilurF ana
o2o y. m. daily except SUNDAY for Herndon Re
turning. arrive IN WASHINGTON 81 m. 30 D m
daily from Round HI and 8. O M. daily from fe.s-
burg and q 50 a.. daily except sunday from Hern-
don only.
Through trains from the south arrive washins-o,
o43 a ~ y - = m. , % p m. and q - y. Nc
Tickets. seering Car reservations and information
furnished at ONCE. 1890 Pennsylvania ave. and 4
Passenger station. Peunsylvanis Railroad. Washing
W: II. GRFFN, Gen. Man. wa TURK. Gen Pass AT
LIS .BRoMN.oenera Agent Passenger Dept my1i
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
NEW POTOMAC RIVER LINE.

NEW POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RAINFALL
Viii leave hyc- View wharf 9TH ST. every sunday
TUESDAY sud thursday n a. m. Landing st Il
WARS as tar down rs Maddox creek Returning @
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridsys at 3 pm. Pc
sen,er rccommodatton first-elass Freight received
INIT no ~ OF sailing. Telephone. l50a r. A. kEED
CO., agents. Alexandria
r. s. RANDALL.
apE.-u prof'rfetor and Mana -.
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LADIES GOODS

| JAPANESE LANTERNS: CREPE PApFE nap
| y kins, :sOc. per 100, wooden plates are screens
scrap pictures tissue lamp shades paer flowers made
| 70 ofoef. .. 9hl 0OCLp. 81 3h ST. my16-1m@
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HOTELS.

NAGLE'S HOTEL. 100 PA. AVE. NV
~ This house is under entire anagement: pleas
ant summer rooms, with without board DELIGHT III
home tor gent emen; terms moderate. nyl.--ts
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
Ia ave. and 18th st.
seq Washington. D. C.
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TIE AcAp1AS, CAsr1sE Me-
Open June 81. Location unsurpassed on the north
east coast perfect drainage and sanitary arrange
nents; excellent opportunities for boating and fish
Ing; hotel supplied with pure spring water; rates,
- so day. $40 to $40 week. ". A. WALKER.
Manager my10-eo2m
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Under the same liberal manaeement.

my133m Up CAKE
DEQuOT HOUSE AND COTTAGES NEW LON
Il DON. CoNN.-will open early in june under
new management. Boating. fishing surf bathing.
beautiful walks and drives furnish combination
Of seashore and country life at this hotel. High
ground, good drainage, no malaria or mosquitoes. A
number OF furnished cottages TO rent for the
Send for circular and terms BLANCHARD l.
HAGER. Managers (.ormerly Of Hotel Marlborough
n. Y. city,. New London. Conn. INFLOW. s&m DOT
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SUMNER RESORTS.

I AUREL KILL COTTAGE HARPER'S FERRY
IL W. Va Opens May 15. 1898 Terms moderate.
my4-2w' Manager
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TUNING AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELY.
l. piano maker. tuner and repssrer. 22l 10Th st
s.w workshop in the rear; organs tuned sud re-
paired. apo0-l me-
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N, J,

'THEALBEMARLE. ATLANTIC CITY. VIRGINIA
l. ave. near beach New and modern; high class; 10
cation cuisine and service unsurpassed Send for u
Illustrated booklet.
my6-3m COPE BAMFORD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-27
Llegoda saEaa

negaa 81 da ecnexnc con sa
6n 1fl lon COZ
como 1e1f 1fasaaA en- gThs5
a rgq 81 8ce Q evpord d a me q eRraa 80 M sss# j
q
El 3lS
Syanns Bceona Sreng ont
n para aCardnno yta agenaE Edod d Fmt1 Eceeld
La Comps 10 ~ pb l cht N a xj
s se pih
r T sass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-27

HsnsRio aajalibe payl dsst Ylis acknowledgements
e piqios, ladzlas nradosss chinckes 1lsguas. dc
Bosfd ssla Eicci81 hecho con "a mnsl0 Esfd eres-
~ "a {cfo gf3igTo slele olo ngfndahkss 40 e,ssu-
cisando com0 aaeeas Coz Il uHe1iest0 HercmIal
Sc eeid6 eM fosFeitDs % celstaras e1s las ytsr-
macias de TaAe taBrio. Af. Subird, Agrfnsna
en- ls casa def qae auNrrbe calls de IA Salad o 81
O4H0 hD1s 0E niesn bfeB Yeeflficg1o y I4e-
nsiaao en- carries etp0siciO3les.
fsNaqre de usEsc superior, AmayUo ds dn80stst-
igaol AZ Lumadoa as lSieqef y ua 20 p mds
b7yat0 por o1jas nieiihs bofelfas.
P0lg0s denfrxfcQs, garaniirudos ilsofenSiros I
erest0a ue fnear0 p6aca, como nafch0s efY0s, qnt
yfsta7 III eagAalle as i0s dafntes
FnNhcAca tsiios as mo as IA YifHilsQ s1 4As 49,
efibf
Lsp6sisos: Eosa as3e Sgbiyd. "A dlseAa Tafs4-
e,a Afstiaqa, tAdfa Il Las Dsf'eas Dl'an.o
yfHc. diech0s 3sHi06pistxi Solid S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-27

] Aoeite para aIumbrado e faIniIias.
LIBRE DE E-ElaL 0SE1N
u combnstidFs erapntdaaea
Ssm hanao - nsA DIOR

Este acefte pfoducto da saza fabrscaci6s
especial 81 igusli, sin AlapafioaA 4 less Que q
i,,s4.orfan All ext7safsief4o - diyeysSs
nom nbFss y raarcaas tsHa Essr sns eu2iiaa6es
lanlnicaa como por I'M aaguridad que
ofreee los =coRsumid0resA
Nuestro preeios son nsiielzo mss reduce
dos quo los 2e lis rnarcas taan je1sss, 81
con este mayor precio NO bFindan &
consuInidores ventajas de- ninguna clsss
La experiencia adquilida Ell esta lid.
tssa inrante 1luchos aiiea en- los Ests
Jriaos, Cuba Meiico otros uaises
perniten ofrecer al pliiasco M articl
que "a * puede 1aeioEar Nh llsrte slgss
bajo ningrn cpRcepto.
NuesfiAs niarcas LUZ BRILLIANT
ELEFAJTE Y LUZ SS1galssAR II estlirl req
tradaa y Sc perweguilsa egisa tosEo Il rieer Il.
la ley & los falsifcadorea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-27

MopAs PARA sESoRAs sEEoRITAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-27

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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-18
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
Lehigh Employees Awaiting Prcsidcn,
Wilburs Reply with Anxiety.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 17.--President f..
T. Wilbur, of the Lehigh Valley railroad,
has not yet replied To the ultimatum
OF the employees committee which was
handed to him IA he WAS boarding. n
train for New York, but an answer is ex-
pected tomorrow
Mr.. Wilbur will return to his Office at
Bethlehem, Pa, to-day, and should his
reply be unfavorable, the committee say
strike OF the 1900 men affected will be
extremely probable.
The letter to President Wilbur rectes
the visits To General manager Voorhees,, in
June and July, of committee represent
ing the engineers, iiremen, conductors,
Drakemen and telegraph opera tors and the
laying before him OF bill OF grievances.
Mr.. Voorhees, came To AN understanding
with the committee, the letter further
says and agreed To post on the bulletin
board what he had decided To give the
men The letter then continues:
"Whie this was done in part, it did not
contain all that was agreed To, and that
which Was posted has not been carried out
and consequently the men feel that they
have just cause for complaint"
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-11-18
CURRENCY AGAIN SCARCE.
Sub-rrcasuries Instructed To Meet Al
Checks With Gold.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. AT the treasurr
here, when the doors were closed yesterday,
the margin OF currency left for business,
WAS very small There was only $l3, 000,-
600, including that distributed through
the sib-treasuries.
The currency balance is little larger
to-day, because ot redsmptions made yes.
terday, which are placed in the cash &C.
count as soon as made. These redemptions
amount 10 about one and half million
dollars, ard there is always kept tied up
in the process OF redemption about two
and half million dollars.
AT Philadelphia yesterday, currency be-
came exhausted, and gold was paid out 10
meet government checks.
Seeing several days ago that the cur
rency supply was gradually being reduced,
Treasurer Morgan sent telegraphic in.
structions To the principal sub treasures
Ia pay out gold, il necessary to meet all
checks
These orders were repeated to-day To
such sub treasures rs were not formerly
notified, and where il is feared the supply
OF currency may become exhausted
The treasury gold balance is about $50, =,
900 600