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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
(Ginsdanbt.)
Yarfs unS 8riden tn Scranton.

9ariibsr Isfsn mir fat tdsli9 in un.
fern biefisen 3eitunsen; ba bat Der
8oarb Of Trabe auf Der @sfieits, tpie
aud i'm Centrum Der Stabt srObs BE.
fdIlRe sefabt, Obises bel Der nadften
Stabtpabl su unterftisen.
8is Jest baben mir einen Staotparf
an Ger Sdbieite, tpsI6er Der Stabt burt
einen 2anbipefuIanten geidsnft tpurbe ;
eerieIbe tpurbe bon Der Stabt ansenom.
men unb ioa bon Sabr su Sabr psridb.
merit ipsrosn; su oieiem 8tped tpirb idbr.
lid bonn StaStratb cine Summe Ders
tpiaist.
Stun fomnt aber Der &uf bonn Centrum
unb ben anberen Seiten Der Stabt; aus
lsbt mill iebe Settle einen Bart unb fol-
BEL Der Wabl abseitimmt ~perben, Oh bic
8irser tpiaens iinb, Sdulben fur iol6en
9ped au MAIDEN, ba ia befanntlid fein
Welo in Der StaottuHe 1T, 10 bab bic
8oranibldse Der peridiebensn 9eparte.
msnts Der Stabt srbeblib beidnitten tper.
ben miHsn.
Ssuts Isis i'd in elmer Sonntass. Sci.
tuns, Sab bic 2anbitraBe (ober 8oules
parb) bon bier bis Glmburft bon Der
Nulberrp Strabe bis bOrtbin ausssftedi.
bic 8dume i'm Waloe u~meebauen unb
nit benz gbnen bisisr Strabs besonnsn
tperben ioa. Dieie StraBe fibrt bon
Der Wulberrp Strabe an bur9 ben WaIb
unb fDnnen uno tperoen unIere Biraer
tpObI ME einen id6neren 9arf finoen
bieier 8arf eriitirt, bic anbsrsn mifen
erft a~nsepIanst iperoen.
Solte bic Stabt ipdter Bel 2aHs iein,
piirbe iis entIans bieier 2anbtrabe nabe
Der Stabt biQis faufen fbnnen.
2eute, bic bel Mnlase ioI6en Inter-
nebmens bel bisfsn idledtsn 8eitsn St.
mas berbienen t6nnten s-gBie pieI muir.
be beim 8au Der 2adatpanna Bride bon
bietsen 2euten perbient? Sber babsn
iiberbaupt 2eute bon bier baran gears
beitet
Da i'd gerabe bon biefer Bride ers
udbne, baben Sic Uieleidt 8iloer &C..
ieben. bic als 9rGmisn bon bieiisen Bel.
tunsen ben Nbonnenten seseben tperben,
8llber bon peritiebsnen Stdbten oieieS
2anbes unb in anoeren Melttbsilen 2
Wir baben f6bne StraBen nit prddti.
gen Sduiern, fd0ne 8rden, @eridts'
baus, Stabtbale, Sdulbduier uno Spis
taller, aber uniere Bride ON 2adapanna
4psnue iiber ben 2adananna Slub 1T
feline 8ieroe.
8enn bic Stabt 8erbeRerunsen MAIDEN
nil, folte lie suerit @elo babsn unb oann
perbeRern, porbsr aber nur bas Rotbtpen.
eisite tbun, unb bieiss gut unb id6n.-
Do tperben uns IabeIen eeseist, baB es
Stdbte siebt, bic nod mebr Sdu!oen
baben, ais mir; aber bon ioIden, bic
tpeniser Shulben baben ais mir, unb
nod mebr 8erid6nerunsen. itebt, tpe8en
Wansel IN 8aum, nidts unsefibrt.
2afen Sic unS bas Notbpenbise bas
ben uno ionit nidts ; eoer tper mill mebr
Steuern besablen? 90 beibts; ,.tpir
brauden's nldt ,u sabIsn," tpsr absr
sabltS banns
8aS itebt auf ben S6uIbidsinen 2
8eroienit ? tper ? unb pie pieI? Sc iinb
9eute ba, bic pfliden nollen, aber nur
penise. unb bisie baben ben sansen
S1ninbsl ms 2sben eerufen. W6ee
er aud Bel Der nd6iten 0abl fem BE.
srabnib finben. 70 piinidt
Gtner Sbrer G[teften QeIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Gle besins bffmorb.

Grau Q. 6. Gone BON paris binttrlise hitftn
Britt: DRsin 9atts gtrsisb mir, tpsnn Id
Dir VtreruB btrsits, ptnn i'd ltibs 70 isbr. Du
psibt nldt mas eitis laussn. i&lafOitn, tItnbsn
Ndhls fur mid fne, unb i6 bin 10 matt, rnein
StsbItns-msint psin pirb mic snptn. &c fGat
mir mot lti6t mtin etbtn ,i nsbmsn, absr I'D
bin nun f6cn 10 LANCE iranf. 9tbtpob, msin
8dttt, i'd lists bib-Dein Wsib.-DitIt 5rau
1T blpb zine BON ben 5auisnbtn bic pnjptiftIn,
anifait ea6 fs Or Wilts' 8titoratips 9frpins
ssbrauGtn uub ftnta BON ibrtm Gltnet bsfrtit
ptretn. @ebt su allen apOtbsftru, unb ssr-
itaTt sut eas tl,sants BUD unp prctfa6ttn,
bic umipnif ~ babtu inp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
StaOt unD GonntD.

s6s- 2iebIina Der SauSfrauen -
Biusburp's 8eft - perfauft bel Sreb. S.
8ibmaper. $50 2ada. Npe.
= Die aoblenprobuftion fir Sebruar
III auf bic Salfts beidrdnft pprben.
Die 9OIi,ei bat pisber sinsn 9nIauf
our rlnterSriiduns bes rildii4tSloien
5abrenS senommen.
- Serr Gonrab SdrbSer unb Srau
tperben bieie @ode cine Tour mad
6Ioriba unb Guba antreten.
- Sn DIb Sorss 1T George 8sbr
BON ben Rspublifanern gum Steuers
folsttor nominirt tporren.
- Die grben bon Samss 8ursrum,
sinss in 1eraS peritorbenen tp~oblbaben'
ben Mannss, iperpen Seiudt.
- Die gIane fir bas nsue SoteI bes
Serrn Sobn Ssrmpn iinb am Wontae
benz 8auinipeftor porseIest tporben es
tpirb adtitbdiS unb fOitet $4,000.
- Die 8aaren in benz CLAUDE 3.
8ratt @eiddfte ipurben am Samitas
ourd ben Sderiff an GbpOtat Gbas. 5.
8sasS fir s2584 p%srfauft.
- SIN benz Stationsbauie bes Stabt.
sebGuoes ipirb Elm @etpbIbe sebaut sur
Iufnabme Der @abItdften. Sort i6eint
aGsrbinss Obne %bsionoers gOrii4tsmub.
ressIn nidts fiber su iein.
@s BAT iid isst beruuS seiteat. tuB
ber 2inben Strabe Seper nidt erob ses
mug sur Gufnabme bebeutenber Wufer.
maiisn 1T unb buieIbe iid reseImabis
itaut uno in bic 3peisiefper 3uriid sebt.'
= Die 9ada. @iien & StabI So. Bat
bic a~uifdQune beS Sunbamentes unter
benz So6Idulsrunbitid polenbet unb
man sIuubt, baB nunmebr iebs @efabr
beielti0t 1T.
= Ridter GnbIi6 bon gerfs County
bat entidieben. bub 9beater nur cine
aisens bon $50 iabrli6 unb nidt eins
iol6e bon $50 fir ieben 9lbenb an bas
county au besablen babsn.
@m Mittpod abenb erpdbIte Der
SCRANTON aiebsrtruns foIsenpen neuen
8orianb: Gcnrab S6r6ber, GbarIes
@enseI, Srant Summler, Chm. 8artI.
8. Siebeder, Sranf 2eutbner, GbarIes
SaltopSfp, Tbeo. gittad. Wm. @DIfer.
- Dos brittle unb Isbts 8ioIin.Gon
sert beS Germ S. S. 8opff piro am
Donneritas ndditer Wo6e, ben 8.
Ssbruar, in Der .. M. 6. u. SaIs
itattinoen unb ii9 ben beibsn porber.
sebenben nirbis anreibsn.
- Sabre lang lit i'd an sinsm bsfti.
gen Naeens &atarrb. Hadoem id meb.
rere Slaiden Or. Nusuit 8bnis's Gam.
burger Sropfsn senommen bate mar, i'd
wisber pcqtanbis berseitsqt. = 9aul
Roeber, 295 2arrabee. Strabs, @bicuso,
Sis.
= @btparb 6. Suuer itarb am Don.
nerItas Nb,nb 5 ubr on einem Ssr;Ieiben
i'm 4lter bon nubesu SO Sabren. SuIer
mar friber Ipotbefer, unter @arielb
Yoitmeiiter unb mar elmer Der eriten
Staot' NHsKoren, besleitete aud mebrs
mails Wareamter. Drei S6bne iiberIs.
ben Jpn, bic Srau iturb Dor sttua Sabrss.
frit.
= S6cn piebsr 1T bic Glm Bari
8ir6e nit senauer Rotb einem Seuer
snteaneen, Snfolse beS SdmsIssnS
zines 8eflsftoren sriff bic SIamms bss
@asIi6tes ras SolSperf an unb brannts
Elm Sod binein, bod ipurpe Der nnfaa
gum Slid bemerti unb bic Slammen &c.
I6i6t, cbnc oaB S6aoen Opsr aufrssuns
eutItann.
Der S6peissr Mdnnerdor er.
tpabl,e in ieiner IsBten 8eriammIune
fcl9cube Serren alS Beanie fir baS
tani,u1e Subr !: 9raiipsnt, Mnbrsas
3ebrli ; Sise BrdiOent, SObn 8osbart ;
SAaBmeiiter, nIrid @erren Setretdr,
AnorenS 8larner.-Aub bat Der 9erein
beihloiien, feline @sianssabenoe bon
8isnitGS uuf 9onnsrtus su perIe8en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Giae aufri6tise Speculation.

9a 70 pisle aujeissnos Girmen fid an bas
gublitum penoen. 70 bat Or. S9opp, in
Ratine, ggis., fid sntfhIofen. an irssno sint
aOrsie Brobsn feinsr arjnei nebft aranieubud
fret gu psrienoen I'M reren mirfliden @erib 3u
b%slpeiien. Sieies siebt benz 8ubIiflm @elssen'
belt. b%isielben 5u probi'en uno fb iiber itint
usue Gntosdun9 au informiren. bejdslid oei
llriahe bon droniideu Sronfbeiten uno auf.
tldruug 3u erbnltsn iiber Die Wetbooe 3ur DELL
uug Don Wasen., 9sbsr. unb Risrsntranfbeiier
ourd Die 8ebanbIuna nit ieinsn lpieo srbsritsQ
enoen arjneien, Die brett auf Die Rsrusn elm
uirfen. pelde oieie Orsane fontrolltrsn. asenten
ssasn Salair unb Gomm,fion p%erlanat. 5u
baben bel WOrsan & 60 Drain uno Sadiou
Strabe, 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
SaS b abtp arts.

Sablnr.- Die &epublifansr baben nun
aub lbr 1idet aufseitsat uno Der einsiss
Deuti&e auf bemielben 1T 9srr Gaspar
Dit fir Stabtratb.
-Sn TaplOr 1T am Wontas tpiebsr
elm Tidst nominirt porben, nit Anbrsp
OoIes fir Surseb Sobn Streun 1T alS
Staotratb fir Stpsi Sobre nominirt,
nlrid Sorssr fir S6ulbirsftor fir spei
SABRE. Sebt bGtten mir brsi beuti6e
&ancibaten-Stt, Streun unb Sorser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
&6ufer rInb QpfS

In ptrl6isosmn 3beileu BON Tunmpre unh
pstsrsburs su psrfaufen. llsbn Treiis unb
esfalttatsn sisbt ausfunft perm. Wablsrs, r.,
Grove StraBe DunmOrs. 0itbrsrs Der plabt
miifen unbeoinst fOfcrt p%srfauft psrpsn unb
line iebr billia ~ baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
GOm. u. Sartl,
9(rcbiteft mnD GRANDMOTHER,
SO. 4o4 9adatpanna Ibenue,
Wppming Saus segeniibsr.

plSns unb 8pftnibni6lGss fir Neubauten,
9anepsrmsNunssn unb Gsiiesuns bon @rsn3'
liuien unb ale In has Snsenieur- une Sau'
fab einIhIassntsn glrbritsn psresn prempt
unb espiEsnbaft ausasfibrt. @runeffiidt in
Baulots par,sairt unb 9anbfarten anaeftrtigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Karin Ill p~erfanfem :

Sarm bon $50 ader in @apns County, Ore
Weilsn bon Satplsb uno unbe Der 8oreit Gate
pie aud Der Staot Reu gort nebit Aderban9e
sdtben. so ader %fultipirt, CUTE Seb6uoe
a%ortiirt: Sam'i Nopsuftein. SapIep. pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
3. g. 3urfieb's
6amilien : Store,
517 2adapaana abenue.

Dts soften Grossrtepaarsn aasr art as
oane. tuttsr, ppr3eaan. anh S~Opfpaaren &c.
9int quits AuspabI Sanittpaartn e~bsnfaIe
'orrdibts, ME ale Nrten @aarfn, ptI&e
nan fir alssmsinsn Ganiilitnssbran& H5tbig
sat.
Das bsutfas pubIifum 10 frsuHbIi&R Gin
stlabsn ppr,ufprt&sn.
8. q, 9urftsh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
3u nerfnufen.

Saus uuo Got. Gde Bittston abenue unh
Bead Struse. greis $4,000. a%orsifre Gam
sopenftein SapIep, Ya. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
mGbhen nerlan0t

fir ansemsins Sausarbstt; mub fo6sn unb
Madden unb &tfsrsnssn brinssn.fTnnen. @uter
esbn. 5rau 3. 8. @tQs, 1927 Waibinstpn
Nce., Green Ribae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
3tt oerfaufen.

Saus uno Got. SO. Ala unb 416 8eafftrabe
preis $4,000. aoreIire Sam1 9openit:iu
Snipleb, 8a, 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Su Oerfaufen:

Die Gdlot nit Saus an gib unb paul Stra
Sen. Ndbsre ausfunft ertbtilt alesrmanu
8uttfrmann. 26ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
SeuticbeS Mdbcbem

fir aGssm cine Sausarbsit p%srlanst. gu erfrassn
Ipfprt In Rp. 72t Slipe Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Gbas. Bang. Q. aapmyer
Sang = Co.,
0ampf Sottlins @erfe,
12I Nemm 9lpemne.

Gabrifanttn BON
Sraubsn.S pta, Bird. Bier, SobapaEsr, say-
iapartRa, ISsltsrs-W aItr, StIfaa 8insn
alt, Graf s4ppIs Gibn.
eassrbisr unO porisr In 6aiatn fir BIN
0ausssbrau6 iperbfn fpienfrd inNs Saus at
lisfsrt. seA- lelspbOn 30. 592.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
CHILDREN's COUNTRY HOME.
Place Where Little Ones Get the Pure
Air.

One of the most deserving charities that
appeal TO Washington people is the Chill
dren's Country Home, which provides a
fortnights outing for the poor little ones
Of the city, who would otherwise not have
the chance to get a good breath of fresh
country air the long summer through.
The unusually hot weather that prevailed
all through the month of July has caused
an immense amount of discomfort and act
ual suffering among the children who have
orly the hot streets and pavements for a
playground. SO that there has been an un-
precedented call upon the resources of the
home, which is located in one of the coolest
and most delightful spots in the Rock
Creek valley. 1t takes such a small amount
to send a child out into the country for a
couple Of weeks that IL seems too bad that
more cannot enjoy the blessing. especially
when it IS remembered that such an outing
may be the means of saving health, and
even life.
During the past six weeks more than
eighty children have been benefited by a
stay at the home, and next week twenty
more will be taken out where they can
wade ir the cooling streams and have all
outdoors and plenty of fresh air for their
royal childish sports.
AS in years gone by, The Evening Star
will be glad to receive contributions for
this worthy charity. The sum given need
not be a large ore TO be of use, and any
amount large or small, will be acknowl-
edged in The Star and promptly turned
over to the authorities OF the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
DOINGS At ELBERON.

spondence OF The Evening Star.

Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
ELBERON, n. j., August 3. 1894.
The top of gayety is beginning TO spin
furcusly in this vicinity. With tennis tour
naments. bicycle races, driving. boating,
swimming and shooting. the days pass
quickly: and in the evening we have the
concerts and hops at the different hotels.
Last week we had two grand balls one at
West End and the other at the Hollywood
Hotel.
The much-talk of horse show, which the
projectors are determined to make the
event of the season here at the Branch, is
now assured The committee in charge of
affairs held an important meeting Monday
evening and after much discussion, It was
decided that It would be impossible to hold
a horse show as early as the dates first
mentioned. August and 4. without jeopar-
dizing the success of the show. 1t was,
therefore, decided that the show shall be
held on the afternoons of August 10 and IL.
The entries Will be so large and the time
SO short that this change is imperative An
executive committee was appointed to push
matters forward much as possible, to get
prize lists and communicate with horse
owners along the coast and elsewhere. The
grand horse show ball at the superb Holly
wood Hotel Is postponed from Friday. Au-
gust 3. to Friday evening, August TO-
West End Music Hall was the scene last
evening of one of the most notable theat-
real performances which Long branch has
ever witnessed. 1t was for the benefit of
the Herald free ice fund. Among the play
ers were Mr.. J. H. Stoddard. Maud Harr-
son, Julia Arthur and j. X. Hackett.
EX-President Harrison spent a portion of
the past week at Monmouth Beach, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Soper and MI.
Washington r.. Conor. On Sunday he paid
Gen. Horace Porter visit at his home
here The ex-Presdent was an eyewitness
of the rescue of the crew from the founder
ed Robert II. Mitchell off Normandie-by the
Sea. In company with ex-senator White
Stephen b. ElkinJ, he went a short fish
ing excursion.
Five thousand persons saw the first
full dress parade of the second brigade at
Camp Werts, Sea Girt, Saturday evening.
About 1,5O0 men are at Camp Werts-named
after the governor of the state. These men
are members of the third, sixth and seventh
regiments.
The lawn tennis tournament at Norwood
Park will take place August to II, and the
crack players Larned Wrenn, Chase Storms
and the two Halls win take part-also the
two Englishmen Goodbody
The congregation OF the Episcopal Church
st. Andrew s-by-the-Sea. Deal Beach, had
the privilege of hearing on Sunday last a
sermon by Archdeacon Williams of Wash
ington.
Maj. Trimble and wife of Washington D.
G, are guests at Central cottage, Long
Branch.
Il. b. Mcdonald Of Washington, d. c., ac-
companied by Professor w. b. ireland, is
at Long Branch. He will remain several
weeks.
Washington people at the Elberon Hotel
are Mrs. V. 5. Lindsey, DR.. A. u. Lawrence
and Miss LindSey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
Fractional silver Coin.

The Secretary of the Treasury has sent to
the Senate communication from the direc-
tor of the mint, requesting the appropria-
ton of 100000 for the recoinaga of incur
rent fractional silver coin. The director
says that the silver coins of 1876 and 1878
are very much worn, and that the pres
ent indications are that II the treasury was
able to supply the public with coins Of the
new design a large portion of the fractional
silver now in the vaults of the treasury
would gain circulation as many applicants
for the silver request the return of checks
offered in payment therefor IL pieces of the
new design are not obtainable."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04

The pilot chart for August, issued by the
naval photographic Office, promises fine
weather during the month generally owe,
the North Atlantic Ocean. There will be
occasional gales north of the forty-fifth
parallel; also near the American coas,
north of the fortieth parallel, which means
in the neighborhood of Boston. Tropica'
cyclones or hurricanes are very probable
Fog west of the forty-first meridian across
the Grand Banks and east of New Eng.
land, icebergs in the vicinity of Belle Isle
and a few east of Newfoundland south OF
the fiftieth parallel.
The review for July shows that icebergs
were reported in considerable number as
far west as Cape Race near Belle Isle and
for 200 miles eastward their number was
excessively large, and one steamer sighted
hundreds on July IL off Cape Race and
Belle Isle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
DIED.

! BROOKS On Friday. August 5. 49,. ,,a
usSMEl-L BROOKS. in the sevontieth year ok
Funeral from the Metropolitan A. NJ. f. Church
s s,ts,ss; August .. at pm. Friends and rel
COLLINS At the residence Of bis son. Mr.. T. A
S2nihs, llvZ % street Northwest. W. NJ COL
IL, ,hhNs ased eighty four years, i've months aud
10 Missouri in 1886 At the time Of ss arsis no
was \ citizen Of Texas.
Te%poTary in,"rment at cOnsressional cemetery on
Monday at O'Clock pm The remains viii
be taken TO Texas for hnal interrncut ,IIan-
pers please c6Iyl
MI; WILLIAM FILM. in the seventy fifth year
Friends invited the funeral services At
bis late residence. 10 street northwest. Mon
day, August .. at 4:3o pm Interment private
CAN'T; After a short but painful Illness LEoN-
A ARD CAN'T the beloved husband Of Grace A.
:, 1884, in the sAty-foGrth year OF his age.
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence, 32I eth street
fTcn ,ns,. M y, ~ nSInlns at oSlock and
VII be said for the rI'ose OF his soul Frieads
HE NDERsoN. Departed this life. at her residence.
at 80 O'Clock an. 81 San MFNDfRS,SSs.
widow Of the late Rev. Sandy Henderson and
beloved mother Of Lee Z. Henderson.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
Sunday evening. August 5. at O'Clock. Friends
are invited TO attend.
HUNT. On August .. 1894. at II am. MARY,
the beloved wife of Williams Hunt. aged forty.
Funeral Nnl take place from her late residence,
Nc. 30 street northwest. Tuesday morning at
$50 O'Clock; thence to st. Aloysiu Church,
where solemn high mass viii lee said for the
repese Of her soul. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend 2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
The Lady of the Lighthouse.
From the Evening Wisconsin.

FROM the Evening Wisconsin.
The yearly salary of Ida Lewis, the IA
nous keeper of Lime Rock lighthouse, at
the south end of Newport harbor, is $3.50
and two tons of coal. She is past fifty now,
her hair slightly streaked with gray and
her face somewhat rugged and weather
beaten, but she is still alert and strong and
can man her boat in the toughest weather
as quickly and as well as when, at sixteen,
she began her wonderful record of life
saving with the rescue of four small boys
whose boat capsized in the harbor before
her. She Is the only woman lighthouse
keeper in this country, and the government
does not intend to duplicate her or appoint
a successor when her work is done-but II
has delighted to honor this pioneer of her
sex In the work, and the department freely
admits that no light is cared for by any
other employe along the coast as that OF
Lime Rock is looked after by its woman
keeper. Ida Lewi2-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
Stevens. Sam Blake. Arthur Davis, Will
Blackburn. A repast was, served at. mid

Stevens. Sam Blake. Arthur Davis, Will
Blackburn. A repast was served at mid
night. H'''fsi -t-S y Y
Mrs R. d. Hopkins Is visiting for a few
weeks with relatives at .Kenwood," Char
lOttesyille, Va.
Paymaster George w. Evans of the De-
partment Of the Interior has gone to AS
bury Park for a months vacation, and will
join his family now there, stopping at the
Col W. H. Slater Df 1as7 18th street left
for New York city today to join Mrs. Slater
In visit to their daughter, Mrs. J. w.
Macknight, at 30 Edgecombe avenue
Mrs. VIM. l.. Burkhart and Miss Emma
Platz left last Monday morning for Atlantic
City for sojourn OF .thrae weeks.
Mrs. E. Murray Toomey and family will
leave on Tuesday for three weeks trip to
Atlantic City.
Miss Blanche Newton of 2007 F street is
visiting the Misses Widdicombe at Boones-
vile, Mo.
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WANT REPRESENTATION.
CoIored Representatives on Board OF
Assessors Asked.

The Commissioners have received q petit
ton from a number of residents and tax
payers of the District calling attention TO
the fact that in the appointment of the last
board of revision of taxes FOR this District
the colored tax payers were deprived of the
benefit Of minority representation they had
heretofore had in the important matter of
taxation since the formation of the District
government in 1875 The petition reads as
follows:
Being apprehensive that this unjust omis-
sion might be accepted as a precedent by
your honorable body, therefore We respect
fully petition you to continue the policy Of
justice toward us that characterized the ac-
ton of the District Commissioners wheE the
matter of appointment was at their disposal
and that you accredt to the SO,oOo colored
people of this District (many of whom are
a representative on the board of assessors,
to be appointed under the bill now pending
before Congress. Your petitioners believe
that such action on your part will be re-
garded 10y all minded persons as emf
nently just, when considered from the point
of our property interest, intelligence and
numerical relation to the population of the
District. Your petitioners feel further justi-
fed in making the request that prejudice
on account of color should not be considered
or used to discriminate against US in mat
tiers Of official prefeTmentS. when we bring
the evidence OF good character and fitness
for the position in the individual seeking it -
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Testimonial From Argentine Govern
ment.

The Argentine government has rendered
testimonials to Lieut. Col. Forv.ood and
DIR. George II. PenrOse, who ATTENDED Lieut..
Commander Mansilla. after his fall from
his horse, which resulted in his death in
Washington. The House committee on for
eign affairs has authorized the gentlcm en-
to accept the testimonials.
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The state caused the arrest yesterday Of
twelve prominent citizens Of Darlington. S.
c.. for participation In the liquor dispens-
airy riot there last spring. The arrests were
made by State Detective Newbold
Charles Mccullough, l.. \. Norment. K.
u. Lucas and Henry Applet are Charged
with the murder of Constable Pepper S. S.
Nettles. DR.. j. &. Wilcox, w. c. Byrd S. III.
Wilds. g. S. Mccullough, McIver William
SOC, l.. NJ. Norment and ]. II. Edmunds
were arrested for shooting into a train IN
which the constables We're
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Lawn Party.
Cor zaga College Campus, Monday night
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