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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
TariG Reform ana enc rrus,s.

Evidence accrmulates daily that the
trusts have the Democratic senate By
the throat Ishas come 70 be az &C
cep,cd fac. that the trail of the trusts
may be seer in almost every sentence
OF the tariff bill nov before the senate.
Some OF the senators have gone go fer
as TO admit. it. There is no denying OF
their part tina: the proposed sugar zche-
dule will pu. $41,N1N,0Go profit into the
pockets OF the sugar trust, and that the
whisky trust has dictated the tax or
whisky. Now comes the open charge
and admission hat the gigantic lead
trust has dictated the seaatcamendmept
70 the lead schedule. The admission is
mado by Senator Vest tina, the pro.
posed change was desired by the truss,
and further, ne declared be was in ;avo,
OF even going TO me extent Of putting
lead ore on she:see list, as the trus.had
1t first requested.
How the reduction OF the duty on
lead ore will iacrea.e the profits OF tie
lead trust, and how il Is therefore de.
sired By tha: organization, Is easily seen
in the following figures from tho
Cleveland HGier:
Siace ;he passage 0! :tc McEin!e- kS tie in.
OnrtationS oflead ore t71- hive in.-rfs.
Pf funinIV In -N4t they a-7I1 rfal ~ g mn ~
pounds: II lS3. =hey had increased 10 5.u0.Gn
pounds. and n 1873 yhcT rcre $4,000 p5ras,
These fEUIcs show tina! there could bo 70 jasu-
acHton for reduction OF the Luir. TCt i1o
wilson bill provided 10. tie cdrIsioa Of issG
orc II : ratc oils per 0at al yAl9retl wbel
the senate t,nlcH &c; hold Of the measure ,hcT
proposed az aCaeudt7en: 70 the lc:d schedule,
iixtuS, The duty on NeTtena o;e a; I * = cent 4
pound. b CTS tho Hck!aie? dry exactly II
tTG
KS, year the duv collected OF imports o.,
Mexican ore aEcoraiet 20 about SsSuo. 4
duty OF ihraNiorrihs o! Il cent &c. pound viii
Yield 6u! half tAA' amount in seTenue, OF sGo,-
GO Il year.
IL Is NOT u protective Gcg. ioI rhs vcasoa ,,s..
Win q Gniy OF TX cels : p0GnG the lnpoEa-
ttous OF Mexican on have steadily increased /.
reduce the EeTeGUe by % pe= cest wl.honi s2-
c.eaSluS iEpurtAriOaS Ter- materially.
i reduction oIthGcc-ioU5thS Q! 4 cent a pound
In the duty on ltadoscwlI I2esa d reduction o.
scvenIy-ttTc CeCS PEE hu2G.ei pounds IA the
price which TIE LEAD ;:rrt will have 10 pay 70.
The raw ;nHlcrial which goes into Il, product I.
Viii mean create: pTvtS for the t-lSt.. rlaEin-
into the million, annually. bat there will Be no
lnure cOnpens@tlas bvnoti: Tor the people.
And all this in the nzno o; tariff re-
io,m! Heaven say us from any more
ofit! Is It any wonder that tho people
are becoming discusted with Demo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
SUGARED SENATORS.

All signs, indicate that the Demo
cratic senators are preparing to blame
Mr.. CONAN for everything when the
deal with the sugar trust is finally ex-
posed. The party must have q scape-
goat-NaC YorE Pres (Rsp.l
But public sentiment regarding the
commit;ec'z efforts would be more syn-
pathetic had it shown 3 more efficient
zeal for o%scertaining all the iacts posi-
BILE Had it conducted ITS inquiries in
public they might have been much
more iruitiuL-Stp York Time, (DsmAl
The sugar trust exists, certain coinci-
dental facts appear on record. certain
charges are mazda ald the nanes OF Ger.
tain existing men are invoivsd through
certain allegations. The senate in7esii.
eating committee has all these condi-
lions before it. Why does it waste time
considering whether il. can force two OF
three newspaper correspondents TO an
swer questions the replies TO which
could not possibly broaden the commit
tees working ground7-NsT YORK World
DAM
As the R7aid has already remarked,
the business OF the committee Is to in
rea.iEato the matters brought to public
notice By these correspondents, not to
pursue or prosecute che correspondents.
As there is 10 lack OF witnesses whose
testimony may prove timely and peril.
nent there is neither occasion nor ex.
cu,e ior pursuing a courae suggestive OF
q purpose to switch the investigation
oil from its true line and divert public
attention from the real issue.-Ntu
YORK Herald (Dez.l
The senate committee to Investigate
the alleged attempt at senatorial bri.
berry, also sugar trust contributions 70
the Democratic campaign tuud OF 1892,
laid itzelt liable 10 suspicion By meet
ing behind closed doors. That is IN
usual, and there vas no reason, applr-
eutly, why it should have bacn done in
this case. The two Republican men-
bers OF the committee were opposed to
tue star chamber policy.-Catcago H:r
Oe<Gh tRsp.j
The senate investigating COMMITTEES
has, !, ia said, decided to have the news
paper correspondents who refused to re-
veal the sources os their information
prosecuted for misdemeanor. There
may be some old Law in the District o..
Columbia under which such prosccu-
ton a be brought, but it's pretty GER
sSin that the newspaper men will sub-
NIT 10 It's penalties, il necessary, rather
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

reason that no wanu the star spancled
banner to ind It's way into every region,
and urges tina. 4. you'd 30 patriotic in
lis inf1eneeI Mr.. hampton Gays: az.
i7 i fact tina. in many parts Of the coun.
Try the flag Is never seen, and there arc
many people who would not know IL II
they sAw It," This is a startling state.
meat, and, II true, IL the strongest pos.
hhlc argument IN favor Of tho adoption
Of Mt. Llmpton'S patriotic idea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

RLIN failed 10 dampcn the patriotism
Of the living yO'tetday and the aation's
dead were no: neglected. Though a
brighter ky would have been more in
keeping With the spirit Of the occasion.
the surviving comrades, she widows aud
the cons and dsughtsrs Of the heroe.
who arc t~leeoinc in honosed graves
scattered the flowers Of remembrance as
usual, and bore testimony o! the indy
trE gratitude OF the living for the sactl.
doeI Of the dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

CHAEtEs BLAsoo, e cigar manufacturer
from CGba, telis . Pittsburgh reporter
that he is down on ouE protective
Adn. Certainly he is, and so are all
foreign manufacturers. but it is COM
for!irV TO them to know that the Dem
ocEa.ic party is trying 70 renove the
Cause of their objection. Then it will
be the American Manufacturers turn
Of the ba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

than besray their iniotmant4. In such
cases as the alleged bribery OF senators
correspondents obtain their iniorna.
tion undOr pledge OF secrecy, and no
man OF honor would Voluntarily violate
such q pledge. His usefulness a. a cor.
respondent would DO a, an end If he
id.-Ciacirriii Tina-Strr (RpJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

TIE Morgantovn Poe has entered
upon the tnirty-fgs: year Of i;s
existence. The 20! is one OF the best
county papers in We.s Virginia and
Throughout its long career ha. done 4
GEea! work for Repubiicanism in Moaon-
gala county. I: is a fixture in the old
University town, and 2 necessity in the
homes OF the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Il is hoped that the cordial relations
which have always existed between
Ohio and West Virginia will never be
severed, but the following from the
Cincinnati 7ir>'.S7r suggests an I'm.
pending crisis: with al army OF
strikers coming down on her from
Pomeroy and an army Of hobos coming
up AZ her from Cincinnati, West Viz
ctnia may well doub. whether Ohio /, a
sister state or 4 step.mother."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

The following paragraph from the
Democratic C%iarisousy NtEi is going
the rounds Of the D Democratic papers in
the state:
Il Is SD thu, there sre more 9. Il = uni.
!or1S 4 tie CorcJ arms ,hau aCy o:ae:. U!
cJgrS ;a''H EI p-U.eF ia .igh;. TEeNe are
70 fellows who have be}a =a1Ih; Tor ISeaIy-
IRE y-.o end ro,F. ,n4I EJ eeTe:1ueni ELs =
'Iiai Y ;s2pII t-n
This Is expressive 0: tho haired that
this representative Democratic neTspa-
per ha; for the union soldier. I. cur.
sies with it its own comment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

L would be more interesting to
know wba. NJ. Wilson thinks OF the
senate bill than 70 read what he savs
about il But it is just az we'll, since
What be thinks could only be expressed
b. da:hes in a family newspaper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

C.FAvoRADLE weather prevented the
ISrELLIoEHcEg's road race IRON takin;
place OF schedule time, bu: the race is
not declared of in Consequence. I. will
occur mex: Tuesday, and the event will
be none the less interesting on account
Of tho poa!ponene1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

The important news i. flashed over
the wire tina. President Cleveland did
not 90 fishing on Decoration Day. For
the frs: time in his presidential career
he witnessed the exercises At Washing!
ton. He va not among the speakers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

The Baltimore Sun asserts that good
city government, Is not al impossible
ity." It does not appear tina. the SIN
bases this conclusion Oh the experience
OF the CITY Of Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Mr.. W. ]. LaNP7oS, the well known
Washington newspaper man. makes
the original suggestion that The design
OF the American haS be adopted by the
post Office department. rs The design !or
Two cent postage stamps. he gives as !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

How does Tankins manage TO keep
up his e~St:ayaCans mode OF liviuc?'
He has credit" How did lie &c, i,?"
"By pretending to be worried almos. TO
death over the income tax."-Uca;nE.on
SCr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

THE gentleman that cane in too see
papa said I was one o; the mos. iaselli-
gent children no ever gaw," said lit
tie jack. Indeed" said the proud
mother. "Did you recite Little Drops
Of Water for them ?" Nom. I refuicd
o. Nc hingspn Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

The weather bureau, having promised
ua 4 fair Decoration Day, should have
KEEP: lie pledge. but it didn't and We
have 10 remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention
of the State League.

The SIKH Annual Cozve,uop Q! tie R.oab-
l!csl League o! ;ac STATE OF Wez: Vt-Sinia Will
convene IA the city OF FAIRIOST. Marion
cougty. A. Il O'Clock g. N. Tuc<d7y. Juue 10,
1885,. Cor tte election Q: Offices 70. the Gu
Seventh Annual Convention OF Lss Republican
League Of the Unitel siAfes. 70 be he'd II Den.
Ter. Co!nrs!o. June %. 1871 aa5 To-: he trAus-
SETON O! :cch o;he. business Is nay regularly
cone before I:
Zach Republican CIue n ths STATE Is ca;!Lsd
70 b. represented By n-e delegates. FIJI, II.
formation IS 70 the ne OF transportation will s.
Pchli'het Is soon ~ the necessity .raaceIeaa
can be nsde.
Adirets ell eomucc!ctIoGs 10 The Se=e1zy.
- Wheeling. " Va.
EDGAR P. RUCEER, P.esidcn.
J.K. HALL Secre:a-y.
l!epub!iAa p5p-Fsof tLeS:s:e please cooy.J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

II the hair ia fallin, out, or turning
gray, requi-ing q s.inulani with norr-
ishin- and co!oriag food, Halls Yeseea-
bic sici!ian Hair Remover is just the
specific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
Anew Version.
.S.:SY6rt ESc'd-
lis the voice OF the siGS;sJ.
bear h!E1 cOInpia!o-
'1Oi. ORA: these lurHet dies,
TbeF hive walked ne a-.!ai''


Harrison Boone. OF Moristown, Pa,
killed Z snake over six feet long with q
piichfork Z few days ago. Il was OF an
unusual variety, black, with two white
stripes Running the whole length OF its
body.
: big chicken snake wrig,led over
the sleeping hody OF ]. W. Odon at
Pr%yorsburg, Ky. Odom woke Up. lie
Jumped 10 his lee: and stepped on the
snake. Al last he got q light aud killed
the intruder. The creature was more
than four feet long.
Walter Clements, 4 Uuiortown, XIV,
politician who is nnninc for sheriff,
killed a snake with fourteen rattles the
other day. he thinks this is an omin-
Gus sign Of sacce,. in his campaign. as
seven is afueky number aud fourteen
ought 10 DO twice as lucky.
The little child OF James C.ai-, OF
Blairsyille, Md. was found PLAYING
with o live snake on the front doorstep.
Tho reptile diiu't seem TO want TO hu.s
the child. But out.iGe-s .inte,!@reS
With tho spor. and his saakeship died
Cor being TOO friendly.
The most remarkable snake story Of
rhe year comes iron Armada, Mich,
and relates that on one acre Of 2.ouad
IN tina. place. do snakes we're killed in
n afternoon The crop o. snake oil
i. expected to Danish rheumatism from
Armada mex winter.
Little Eddie Golfer, OF Chprn Greek,
Ohio, found a rast!espake lying in the
sun near the front door OF his fathers
house. The reptile vas captured alive,
II is four and one-hali feet Ion: aud has
eight rastles and a button. 1: will be
-. l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Doing Good by s,ealth-N;ssionarv-
The money which you have given 10 the
cause will be like bread cast upon the
Tster. DrunneG-Oh. that's all right.
shall charge i: in ny erpeaEes.--Bot:9n
TrGHH7ipt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
MAYS COLD SMILES.

Landlady = What portion OF the
chicken will you have, NJ. Brown?
BoaFder-Abous 4 quarter. shank you.
-DsJoH Fn~Prcu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Every baby is the sweetest baby in
the world You were once considered
the sweetest thing in the universe, al.
though you may not LOOK it aow.-T;:-
BIZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

you ought TO have more sense than
70 play cards all night and lose your
money" said Mrs. Snagrs TO her hu.-
band. az Was all on accoun oi the
financial situation" replied Snagcs. ~
knew the other felloSs bad iaorey
hoardnd, and l wanted 70 get i, into
circulation. but my patriotic Intentions
were irusSated."-H1H1lLYs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
Notice to Republicans.

The Republican voters Of Ohio coas,T VII!
moei 70 their several districts on Saiu.daT evea.
!aS. Juae9. al SVclo-k 70 suggest laClS 20.
c!siFics olccS- delegates TO coGriy and coz.
gseS!o1AconvcnuOaEG and FOR menbe: OF courts
executive Committee, 10 be vote! :or al shs p:.
-aEes TO be held saturday. Jaae y 1891.
bGeh district will he entitled 10 dve del4gg:ei
10 The Comfy Convention. said convention 10
nominate delegates Tor the Lecisla!urc, ac.rd!.
taIs iot Criminal Judge Gad .c.ec; secI;orl..
Each district Kill be eati,ed tothe toiloTI2g
Tca;iol:
wrs2Iss.on. 6; MAtisou. 9: Clar. s; Uu!.n- 5;
Centre, 8: Webster, :: EItch!e, 5: T:iEdeIphla ii
'LAeef:J, }; R.ehhnd, !. ToiRl. 81
Tee suggestion ~i2eetings viii "a he'd az .he
following p!.ce-:
MAihinyton D!r-kt-yiyil.nt Engine Eorfa
Madison p~tst!t-oecoai Ward Market ELl
Ecorn-
Union pist-ic,-Po!!ce Court, Roo:a.
CeatEe Db;:ict-H0oE aud L.Sdef iror.-
Netste: llIst-ic -IIcsc uoula
N;caic DistticI-No:art Hall.
Liberty p~:sirict-Ceutrc School House,
pbil ~
McslTad DIs;r!ct-Br1ck School House.
J. X. HALL, Chairman.
W. AiSoiEBEEGLR Secretary pro tex.
HorT-Thc voters Q! Liberty ard Richland db-
rs WI! ao!G tieIs suggestion meetings I:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Gr. Nor'iE-I wen to see M doctor
this morning, and he merely nodded to
me from the inside room and wen. on
talking wiki some woman ior about half
aa hour. By that time I Eel. 20 much
better that came away without con-
sultiuc him. Good Joke on the doctor,
ca? Nj. Stokes-I don't see il. Prob
ably he'll charge you i've dollar. ior the
visit, all :hc same.-Broot;gH Lie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

II is not what It's prop,ie:oys say,
bu, what Hoods Sarsapasilla does. that
tells the story OF lis merit. Hoods Sa,-
sapay!lla cures. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

HoTT-Thc voters O! Liberty and Richland ds-
,:Sss WI! hold their suggestion mee;.afs q:
oclock = n, IN place Of D. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

All signs, indicate that the Demo.
cratic senators are preparing to blame
Alr. CONAN for everything when the
deal with the sugar trust is finally ex-
The party must have q scape-
goas-NaC Yort Prss LRs2.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Not Blind
reVIciG P;aa DszIG.
"Fot love Is blind"
No, scOfrr. no,
IT'S most unkind
To put il -;
For love can lrEe.,
In many q Ic1c,
\ s1vins grace
None other cIr
The Thread TlIar Binds
D@rO;! Fra ErsE
Hex h7iE wax faIcn.
His TsS tow.
Wny shouldn't they Irvine
Together 80!
lie: Up.
T76ic=-poi. J5NrasL
nal5 Jupiter Picv!1S
IoGr donations di!GyioIs
HIVE o-E requirements sScceded;
50 please cGrb yoGr pcTe.z
OF take your cold showers
And 90 t0-The-c tdeT Gre NON needed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-27

: Dem leibigsn &urten>
lsgsn 1T bieisr Sage in DRESDEN Dies
berum elm iunges, bliibsnbes Msns
idenlebsn gum Opfer sefaGen. Gin
iunses biibldes Mdb9sn, bic ein5ise
Sodter elmer Wittpe, mar nit einem
re6tidaffenen iungen Manne perlobt.
Gines Cages lieb bas MGbden ii4
perIeitsn. gu elmer acknowledgement gu
9eben. nm neinsn Bid in bic 3utunft
gu tbun". Sn sinOringlihiter Deiie
pertiinoete ibr bieie psrion bic unz
trsue hires 9slisbten, Icpie einen fritz
ben Sob. Sang iiber5euet bon bieien
Qusia9sn, nabm bas iunee 0fdohen
plOBlid benz iunsen Munne ssseniiber.
an benz iie bisber nit elmer f1nGrmes
ridden 2iebe gsbungen bate, cine iebr
fiible Saltung Elm. S9Iiebli9 fam e.
gum gru9 unO CUR 20iuus oss @er>
bdltnifes. Sierbur9 nod mebr BON
Der llntrigli9tsit Der 9arten ii6erz
ssust, iudte bas Mdodsn ben Sob in
Der Glbe. aus Der IS Dor einissn Su>
gen uIs 2eide berausgsSogsH tpurSs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-27

unb bat bieIsr Sass Der StabttaHe in
Wiesbaben bic erite Hats nit 1 Big.
ri4tie be5uhIt. Das nennt man
piinttlih iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-27
G11rttrmbcrp

Stuttgart. SIM Reiiaurunt SbIe
entitano oisisr Sage Spii9sn benz Sc
i6Gftsreiisnbsn Ridarb 8apier uno
bsm @ie6bGnOIer Sstismann Rot6e
ibilb bon GannTtatt elm STREET. Der
S~auimann Weinaartusr polte ben
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20
NEWS
ANACOsTIA.

Miss Skinner Of Maple avenue gave a
very enjoyable O'CLOCK tea to the teach
ers of Van Buren, school. There were n
number Of other guests present. including
several residents Of Maple avenue.
The Anacostia Building Association met
last night, H. A. Ianger presiding. Ar
rsngements were completed for the redemp-
ton of a series Of association stock.
Elizabeth King tolofed. nirety-fve years
old. died suddenly Thursday evening while
sitting in chair at the home of John H.
Palmer, cclored, on Nichols avenue. DR..
James Watson and DIR. H. v. Pyles were
summoned, and, after an examination. teie-
phoned for the coroner. who rendered a GER
tffcate of death due to general debility.
Anacostia Is just now presenting an ap-
pearance of unusual cleanliness. Last night
the street sweeper visited the town and
Monroe street was swept from one end of
the town to the other. In reply to the ac-
ton of the citizens association and the re-
port Of Health Inspector Beaumont the Har-
rison street sewer is being cleaned and tenn
porartly remodeled From Harrison street
through the Bergman property to the river
the drain has been cleaned, and a slight fall
constructed I'm such Il manner as to carry
off all accumulation -...
Jordan & Richardson sold yesterday for
il. A. Griswold, lot 2oJ, Griswold's addition
to Anacostia, on Morris avenue. to James
A Carroll for s27o. The purchaser will
Immediately commence the erection of a
new cottage.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Lyles will
take place tomorrow night at Emmanuel
y. II. Church, Rev. w. G. Davenport Off
eating. lnterment will be in Congressional
cemetery. The pallbearers selected are
Harry Anderson. William Holoran,. William
Han, John Acton, John King, Harry Per-
kins -
There was a sneak thief robbery Thursday
night on the Ridge road william Monroe,
colored reported to the police that some one
had entered his residence and stole one blue
overcoat. with velvet collar and white cloth
lining. The coat was valued at so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20
TAKOMA.

The Presbyterian Church was filled to its
utmost capacity last night the occasion be-
ing the competitive flag drill given by the
Young Ladies' Cadet Company for the
benefit of the Y. p. s. c. E. Of this place.
The movements were fine, the first two
forming the letters c. L. The prize, a
handsome gold medal, was awarded by
Capt. Means, on behalf of the judges, to
Miss Maud Watkins, with Miss Mabel
Finch a close contestant; honorable men,
ton was made of Misses BERTHE, Edythe
and Nellie Page, and Laura Skinner. These
announcements were received with rounds
of applause The judges were Capts. Meas
and Butts, with Col F. E. Skinner as cap
tain The following composed the company:
Misses Bertha, Edythe and Nellie Page,
Maud Immersion, Mabel Finch, Maud Wat
kins, Mary Lamond. Laura Skinner, Nc
Aiester, Katie Adams, Florence Smith, Cora
and Nettie Whitmer. Myrtle Follmer, Mes
DANES II. ]. Long and Nellie Weber. In
strumental music was rendered during the
evening by Misses Lena Albert and Daisy
Danforth.
A number of young people. under leader
ship of Misses Daisy Danforth and Irene
Steers, surprised Miss Rose Whitmer at her
home on Wednesday evening, where a
pleasant time was spent. Music, recitations
and games were followed by bountiful col
lation. Those present were Misses Bertha
Page, Laura Skinner, Maud Watkins, Daisy
Danforth. Elton Perry, Lillian Kahlert,
Irene steers. Rose, Cora and Nettie Whit
mer, and Messrs. E. II. Tucker, c. G. La
mond. Ward Favorite, w. J. Tucker, Mil
ton Dickerson. Chas. Page, T. Jasper, Chas.
Lewis, Dean and E. Tucker.
Preston H. King OF North Takoma, hav-
ing recovered from an illness Of several
weeks. has gone to Philadelphia, where he
will be the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Frank
Gibbs.
Mr.. A. r. Foote will leave for New York
In few days, where he will take an active
part in the campaign of that state
Miss Daisy Danforth has received an ap-
pointment as assistant organist in the
Methodist Church here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20
Real Estate Transfers,

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Sigmund ]. Block ct ux. to Benz. F. Leigh
ton, part original lot IA, square 493; $40.
Otto ]. Carleton ct ux. to Frank S. Collins,
lot IA, block II, South Brookland; $50. Frank
S. Collins to Annie Carleton, same prop
erty; SO Henry NJ. Earle to Rudolf Gold
schmid, part lot 4, square ISL; SO Rudolf
Goldschmid to Henry NJ. Earle. original lot
g, square 1907; $40. A. NJ. Green to John
Feersinger. lot 10. block 5, Buena Vista;
500. Geo. w. Lester and John Ridout, trus-
tees, to w. Livingston Bruen, part original
lot q, square 9O6; s., 500. William Mayse ct
ux. to Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, lot 49,, Pleasant Plains; $40. Sarah
+. Sharp to Bridget Sullivan, lot 20, square
465; $500. St. Vincents Orphan Asylum
to Mary Z. Wynkoop. original lot O. square
1853; $500 Irving Williamson, trustee. to
Elizabeth NJ. McArdle. lot IL, square 2G6;
$500. Max Goldman ct uX. to James A.
jenkins, lot IL, square 766; $3.50. Jno. N.
Walker ct uX. to Samuel H. Walker, lots
Al, A, As ard 40, square S39; $40.