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The Washington times., 1894-10-31
and appoints her executrix, without bond
1t is dated October 10, 1892

1t Is dated October lO, 1892.
Dedication of Land-The Rock Creek Rail-
way Company yesterday made deed of dedi-
cation to the District of land along Ontario
avenue.
Caused BY Bolored Preacher-A tall, lank
colored preacher was the innocent cause OF
the arrest of Jacob Meyerberg and Herman
Blumenthal, rival secondhand clothing deal
ers. on Seventh street, yesterday The
preacher was examining long overcoat in
front of Meyerberg's place, when Blumenthal
attracted his attention and invited the dark
hued divine to come inside and examine his
stock of goods.
This led TO wortdy warfare between the
merchants Volley after yollay OF epithets
were fired and returned Finally the air as
sumed more roseate hue and both men came
together in combat. At this interesting juno
ture policeman appeared on the scene and
arrested the belligerents. In the police court
yesterday the men were IS each,
Think McMayo Was Murdered-The police
authorities are investigating the mysterious
death of Harry McMayo, florist, who up to
about one month ago lived on the Murdoch
Mill road. near this city, Several weeks ago
Fredericksburg, Va, with a partly loaded re-
volyer at his side. The theory Of suicide was
at first advanced, but later clews seem to in
dieate that McAIayo was foully dealt with. Ii
was known that he had S75 on his person a
short while before his death, but when he was
discovered dead there was not a penny in his
pockets.
Gay Parlor Socialists Eeld-A large
number of the patrons of Bessie BANDS par
lor social" in StafTord's alley southwest, which
was raided Monday night by Sergt. Daley and
his men, as described exclusively in yester-
days TIMES, appeared as witnesses in the
police court yesterday. Two charges had
been entered against Bessie Bland and her
first lieutenant Carrie Reed. These were
keeping an unlicensed bar and giving an en-
tertainment without permit or license. In
the latter case the women were fined So each,
while on the more serious charge of selling
liquor without license they demanded jury
trial, and went to Jail IN default OF $1,000
| bonds.
Small Fire Soon Exiting nguished-About 8
| o'clock last night there was small fire at the
residence of Sanford Lewis, No. 2610 K street
northwest, which was extinguished with a
loss of S25.
His Heirs Are Wanted-There is unex-
pected wealth in store for the relatives oil
| George Berthold, who lived in this city. ac-
cording to a letter received at police head
J quarters yesterday from the Austrian minis
| ter The communication stated that Berthold
| had died while on visit to Gradisca. Austria
and had lett considerable property, for whom
no heirs can be found.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

unique social event in the shape of barn
social and masquerade ball will take place
here November s. The following named
young ladies and gentlemen are arranging the
affair: Misses Maggie Heating, Katie and Alice
Canter, Annie Smith, Moliie Simmons, and
Mesdames Lottie Smith and Emma Robey,
and Messrs. Milton Filius, Harry Kelly, VIII
Simmons. Samuel Adler, and others. The ball
will be held in a new barn near Good Hope,
which will be appropriately decorated for the
occasion. The novelty Of the idea seems to
assure its success.
The Anacostia Amateur Banjo, Guitar and
Mandolin Club have received their new in
struments and will assemble for practice at
the residence of Prof. Eddie Redfield on Fri
day evening. The assignments are as follows:
Banjos. Misses Georgie Grove ana Annie Red
field. Messrs. Arthur Harry Halleck and Will
Pyles; mandolins, Frank Dony. Percy Keat-
ing and Miss Annie Simpson; guitars Misses
Mamie Mclean and Edith Pyles and Mr..
William Grove. The club announces an en-
tertainment to be held early in December.
Mr.. James Fecdon is sick.
Mrs. John Murphy, of Jefferson street, con-
tinues quite i'll.
Mrs. Sidney Hunt, of Good Hope, is pros
trated with nervous debility.
Mrs. Sophronia Howard is suffering from
malarial fever.
Mr.. w, ". Fowler, of Centreville, Prince
Georges county, Nd, father of Messrs. John
and George Fowler, well-known Anacostia
merchants. died at his home in Centreville on
Monday night, after protracted illness, OF
Brights disease. Mr.. Fowler was well and
prominently connected both in Maryland and
the District.
Mr.. Charles Stangler has returned to Ha-
gerstown. Md, to re-enter the employ Of the
Crawford bicycle works at that place.
Mr.. William Martin and Miss May Haines
were Quietly married at the residence of the
brides parents on Harrison street last even
ing by Rev. Hugh Stevenson, of the Anaoos-
tia Baptist Church. The ceremony was wit
messed by a few invited guests and personal
! friends of the bride and groom. After the
wedding there was quiet supper, and the
happy pair took up their residence in their
new and nicely furnished home on Jackson
street.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williamson died quite suddenly last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Powell. of Bald
Hill. will give q straw ride and entertainment
to the members of their Sunday-school classes
! this evening The, young people will pe
| driven to Mr.. Powell's residence in the
| county, where they will be entertained by ar
electrical display, followed bya corn-husking
bee. refreshments, and Halloween games.
Sergeant Kirby and Officer Branson made
q descent on a camp of tramps near Benning':
yesterday and arrested five. who gave theil
names as William and Harry Rasmussen
Patrick Kelley. Charles Gibson, and William
Kearney They will appear in the polic'
court this morning for trial.
H. A Griswold. president of the Anacosti;
Street Railway put one of the company's pri
vate sweepers on Monroe street Monday ant
the street was given a much-needed cleaning
Frequent complaints have failed to induce tn
! city authorities to keep this street clean, ant
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
LETTERS MAY SETTLE 1T.
Dispute Over the Distribution Of Miss
Easton's Personal Estate.

Dispute Over the Distribution Of Miss
Easton's Personal Estate
Two letters from the late Miss Caroline
Faston. who died at No. oil Thirteenth street
northwest on September 21 last, were fled in
the orphans court yesterday and will proba-
blv settle a dispute over the distribution OF
1000 II personal and other property left by
her.
The letters are addressed to Francis Riggs,
of Riggs Bank. She directs that her property
go to her nsphew's widow. Anna Belle Yongs.
of Savannah, Ga
When Miss Easton died John h De Witt,
with whom she had been boarding for some
years. as the largest creditor. fled an appli-
cation for the appointment OF William H Dem
MS the attorney, as administrator.
This was opposed by the Yonge heirs OF
Savannah; Robert P. Spencer, OF Columbus,
Ga; Mrs. Louise II. Monroe, of Washington,
and Mrs. R. II. Brown, of Columbus, Ga.
The other heirs join in request that Spencer
be allowed to name the administrator, and he
names the National Safe Deposit Savings and
Trust Company CT this District.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
AFTER A GLITTERING PRIZE.

Unabated Energy of Public School Pupils
in The Times Piano Contest.
Away up into the ten thousands runs the
vote for the most popular school building and
THE TIMES piano, and yet every day brings
added zeal and enthusiasm and energy to
schools. 1t is a glittering prize they are
after, one well worthy of their best efforts.
No doubt they derive considerable satisfac-
tion from the contest, but that is nothing
compared with what will be the delight of
those pupils that will capture the beautiful
instrument.
Votes received after 5 p. m. will not be in
cludsd in the next days score, but will be
held over for one day.
At the close of the polls yesterday the vote
.@or Snlln
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
FUNERAL EXPENSES REDUCED.
6 H HINES

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United States.
No. 9 Vanished Corin, without glass S15O 90
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No 5 Vanished Casket with Glass IS 90
No Vanished Casket, better grade 45 90
No Black Cloth Casket, with glass .-..... 55 90
No Black ClOtn Casket, with glass;. 65 %
No, Black Cloth Casket, with glass...... 800
No 10 Black Cloth Casket, with glass; So %
Metallic Caskets furnished in proportion when
desired. 1t will cost you nothing 10 fnvestigsts
our prices se9-6mO
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING.
Such Mas at One Time the Feeling Of
Mr.. Fred Roessler.

Mr.. Fred Roessler, the well-known baker,
who resides at 392 Mclean avenue southwest,
and whose place of business is at 622 Il street
northwest. has lived in Washington for over
seven wears and has wide circle of acquaint-
ances, with whom he is very popular. Mr..
Roessler adds his tribute to DR.. Walkers
skill as follows
Il have been sufferer from rheumatism
and aggravated catarrh for the last three
years. My nose was stopped up, and would
have to hawk and spit increasingly. At times
l could hardly get my breath. Often have
felt that life was not worth living with all the
pain l suffered. L am now well man, thanks
to DR.. Walker, who has entirely cured me,
and feel cannot say enough in his praise.
FIRED RoEssLER.
1882 Mclean avenue southwest.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this 23d
day of October, 1894.
sEAL.l WALTER A. BRowN, Notary Public.
No less remarkable are hundred other
cases that might be cited. illustrating the I'M
precedented success of DR.. Walker in the
treatment of all disorders of the brain and
nervous system, diseases OF the skin and
blood, catarrh, asthma. consumption, dys-
pepsia. malaria, rheumatism, neuralgia, hem
crrhoids, diseases of women, loss Of vitality,
sexual weakness, and all affections of the
lungs, throat heart. liver, stomach, kidneys,
bladder, bowels, and other organs.
Young or mlddle-aged men suffering from
the effects of their own follies, vices, or ex-
cesses, or men contemplating marriage who
are conscious OF any impedimeDt or disquali-
fcation, or those who feel their youthful vigor
and power declining. should consult DR..
Walker, who has been the means of restoring
hundreds of such unfortunate5 to health,
strength and happiness.
DR.. Walker may pc consulted free of
charge, personally or by letter. His we'll
Ennwn nj ia at
nue., adjoining Wizards Hotel. is open daily
for consultation and treatment. Office hours,
10 a. m. 10 p. m.; Wednesday and Saturday
evenings, to 8; Sundays, 10 to r.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sacredly
confidential. No cases made public without
consent of patients.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
A1sace-Lorraine's New Governor.

BERLIN, Oct. 30.-Prince Hohenlohe-Lan-
genburg arrived here this morning and re-
ceived visit from the chancellor, Prince
Misunderstanding At noon Prince
Notwithstanding had an audience with
Emperor William. Subsequently the appoint
ment of the prince TO be governor of AIsace-
Lorraine was announced.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
Tea for All.

Everybody likes Thea-Nectar, everybody wants
it and nearly everybody uses it. Don't be an ex-
ception. Call and get package Special pres
ent with every pound, 60c. Warranted to suit
all tastes. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company, sol and SOB 9Th street northwest, cor
ner street
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
REDUCED yoters, Rates TO Southern POINTS.

Reduced voters Rates TO Southern Points.
The Southern Railway win sell tickets 20 bona
hde voters, with certificates, 10 all points in the
territory Of the Southern Passenger Association
at one fare for the round trip; tickets TO be on
sale October le, 20, 26. q, and November TO 6,
Inclusive, good 10 return until November 10
ocl9, 9,26, mol
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-28
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Neumann, tbeilte einem Sorreiponoen=
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3eit berrenloies @ut, felen an ben
Staat unb linb bDm itaatli6en 6isfus
auf Die Stabt iibertragen tuoroen. lln=
fenntnib oes @eiebes bat ben 2euten ibr
Gigentbum gefptet.
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Gi.t 3nod)eWslscnIG.

sSm S6rlaals oes 6ofratbes Yrolehor
Mptlnagel in Wien wurbe fiirSlib curh
oenen @iliitenten Gr. b. 2orens Den 0b=
rern ein GuBerlt ieltener Sail oemDn=
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folse Der GerfuD6eruns Der Musfulatur
aud ben Dluno nibt 0ifnen fann.
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9lusipii6len iiberidet, Die als bur9 lln=
tpanoluns Der Wfusfeliubitans entitan=
bene barte &no6enausmiible ertannt
merOen.
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Gist a,mssd,tbarer sSesmo

III me1r 5u fiird3tcH als Elm offener uab btbarer.
Geaeu eiea idteidenben tiirfiIdpea 5eiuo Der 5 i'm
ter oeia @attunasnamer vwlaariaA perbirgt ruo id,
bnrd, 5ieber Grbiten bird @aaeneber, N,isperbdr-
tnng nno 9tii5erpeternng fpno 9bt fam Der a0rper
auf pirfiiA 5upesldiie Weiie eiu8ie unb olein ae.
idbiBt merDen onrd) 3petterS Mageab;tters. peebes
ois 0esensft geqen bic nliasmat3en Site i'm a6tper
anb ais gdnBspebr acssn bereit l9ablihe Gin.
fIiiIe pirft gei maiariaartisen 8ranfbeissanfdlen
perneibc man ben GrgoniSnms nit Gbinin 81, nsraii-
ten nb beoeie iid anftott beiien biees aenbbeits-
f6roeiHsen Diitteis, bas on9enebm hon @efbmadauo
Del meieH mirfiamer ala eDe slpptbeferuirtir lit.
Miat sebrannr bas gitiers bsi GDspepFe, gtlioit6t
'a3eritopfung, 4jfreaIeiOen no sibeuiuatismus.
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9ie 0rippe. Z

Die grfabruna udbreno aler Sabre,
lett oieie fatale Grant6eit anfgetreten,
bat betpieIen, oaB Die fii1ne 8elaup=
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den &eseln Der SiGielblt : SDpnuns
getpiIlenbaft bepbabtet, ibre pollltdn=
oige &i6tisfeit fat. Is, lit aber
aud eripieien, oaB oieieni9en, welde
9r. Sings gtem 0isceperD benuben, ben
6olaen Der Granfbeit iiber entee=
geben. Seoenfaas taufe man cine Sla=
l6e uno mabe einen 8eriu6. Die Mle=
bi5in iit garantirt uno oas Gelo pirb
suriideritattet, menn feline siinitige @ir=
flung er5ielt wiro. gu baben in ben
9lpOtbefen Dpn
s. 6. Miller & 8 obn.
Dr. s. $. @enti6. l
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WertitijGtes.

gSd6reno zines lingeip0bnli1 bi1=
ten Nebels eerietb fiir,lib Der franSDii=
| ibe 9ampfer ga gretagne" auf Der
Sabrt ldnss Gbooe Sslano auf cine
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Bbilipsburg uno einige anoere S6ipei=
GER Die por einisen Weonaten gum 8e=
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na6bem feitgefellt ipar, oab aud nidt
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gen mar.
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ppllitdnoig uno fir Die 9auer sebeilt
tuurbe. g8er berartigen 9lnfdGen, Der
Gpilepiie, &rdmpfen, Dem ct. 0eits=
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seit6rter 9aerbentbdtbisfeit, unterpor=
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in @lepelanb, s., 1884 2orain Str.,
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fungs= Waittel getban, na6bem Iie a6t
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mdB tpuroen urfunoen unO @elbiorten
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fdn9niB unb Geri6tstoten perurtbeilt.
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electric SittcrS.

9ieles 6eilmittel lit bereits 10 por=
tbeilbaft befannt baB es elmer ueitereu
gmpfeblung ni6t mebr beOarf. 9lue
Die es i6on benubt babetl, lino einltim=
mig in ieinem 2obe. Cine reinere Me=
oi5in sibt es ni6t uno lie eetpdbrt jebe
@arantie, 5u leiiten, mas lie peripri6t.
electric Sitters beilt ale Granfbeiten
Der 2eber unb Der Nieren, beieitiet Sim
men, Tlebten unO alle anoern bur6 un=
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8ei Sopfmeb, 8eritopfuns uno Ser
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trio Sitters.. Grfolg garantirt, anoerlt=
falls miro bas @elb Suriiferltattet. SSla=
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@liidlid oas &ino, bas cine lie=
benoe Mutter bat, pelde nit ME ermii=
oeuoer 3reue fir es tuadt unb fprgt !!
sSeoe Wutter follte Itets eingeoent Iein,
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uno gunerllfranfbeiten iinb, benen je=
beg Sabr SauienOe BON &inbern erlie=
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eingreifen unb oas ansnWenbenOe 0eil=
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aebe man benz Sinbe iofort stpci poer
breimal bes aages eiie gepDbnli0e
Doiis BON Grants galiam, uelder
balo Grlei6terung gibt unb ben 9lus=
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glpotbele bon Or. s. 8. @entfd /
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1tuerlaubte Wcflautc.

Sn pbilaOelpbia bate cine Sbeater=
8eleai0aft fir Die snfiinoiauns zines
Gin Sornaoo i'm 9lnsuae" betitelten
S1auipieles plafate Drudell lalien,
ipel6e cine i6parae sslagse aeisten uno
Die Snl1rift entbielten uSunoes=gset=
ter=Bureau. Bulletin Gin 9orna=
DO i'm Nnause." 8as bieliee Wetter=
Bureau, beritdnoiste, iobalb es BON oie=
ier neuen Mrt Der &eflame Genntnib
erbielt, Den 8unbes= =0iitriftsanipalt, Der
Die giaentbiimer oes betreffenben 3bea=
ters perifanoigen lieb, oaB cine iolde
&eflame unltattbaft lei.
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eSb litt an elmer ffarfen SeiIerfei

SD litt an elmer ftarfen Seilerfeit
unb Grtaltung. Sur6 Die glnlpenounQ
zines balben Badets Or. 9lusuit &0nies
Samburger grulttbee purbe i0 gebeilt.
Srau gabette 8uib, 628 &ace=Stra=
BE. Cincinnati, ..
= Sin Seuer in elmer @olfsi6ule gu
Soutb gDaniton, elmer 8Dritaot bon
Chicago, batte eine unbeihreiblibe pa=
nif unter Se6rern lnb Shiilern slr
Splae. Sine Mn5abl oer leBterrl ipron-
gen aus ben Genitern oes pierten e5tod=
tperfs uno orei bapDn purben babel 10
I6iper oerleBt, oaB man oil ibrem 9tuf=
fpmmen speiFelt.
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N0S. Ssti and 33s connect at Wei.svil5 far
Steubenville and Beliaire. Nos 33s and 3.3
connect in Union station, Pittsburgh, for ts1
East.
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