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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
DEBTS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.

IT, the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: ..The PHILADELPHIA Times Almanac TOT 1871
savs under the head Of THE Carpet-Bag DEBTS oil
the Southern States: The carpet-bag DEBTS OF
,he Southern States. under which some OF them are
still SUFFERING were created during the Reconstruc
zion period when the South was at the mercy OF
adveuturers from the North 1t must De
horne in mind that the debts Of the southern states
contracted from 1861 TO 1865 repudated by or
der Of the Federal Government. SO that the lhieD-
elness above shown due almost wholly 10
carpet-bag 1nancerng.'
Nv impression is that these statements 20 not
correspond with the facts. The Federal Govern
r4nt" did not order the reputation or all 'he
debts Of the Southern States contracted from 1914
N 1Sf5" but the XINth Amendment forpaue Ne
States 10 pay any debt obligation incurred IN
insrrection or rebellion against the United Sldtgs
have also the impression that many OF the ooutll
ern states have refused 10 pay the deDs l,cu' &
under The carpet-bag rule, 50 that tneSe vpts a.
no, among the burdens under which the Soutn ~, !!
States are suffering" am also or OPINION tn nay
sam of the Southern States have repudiateu tIe
I'd debts the validity Of which has never been US
nne1 | am OF the impression that tennessee, iUt
Example has never paid the bonds upon tne id..,l
~ which she secured the money TOT puiiuiils ner
magnidccnt Capitol at Nashville when Is one VI
10 Snest state buildings in the country;
Philadelphia, Feb. Z. 1894 IN
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AN AUTOMATIC CAR-COCPLER'

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In your issue OF Sunday. January ~ ap-
neared under the head. Inventive Energy Wasted
an interesting and comprehensive article on inc
car-coupler problem. The writer dispiayed iai"i'-
,ari,v with the subject that should give weight 70
,,s s,a,e,oents on the question which in brief
time will he Of greatest interest to all the raroad
companes in the country and cause general discus
Son in our papers.
qroe extensive breakage OF Janney type coupiers'
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Gslp mdnico

Mates
AGENTS EVERYWHERE ladies' and
gentlemen Who can oprrat" sewing ma
chlnr,: new ln.ptovcmcn.; work. o. all
md, ID, sewing machine, measures. space.
and fold, all tuck. autOu atlraly; sells
lt-tn large pfriliS. lnc O,r stamp.
GOLDMAN. 81 Ccntrc--t.
\ PRACTICAL. energetic business mum
10 represent us locally M an "NcluSiN" line
~ custom. must b" polite and educated. .
Renee. \ 49, TEN EROEcK. ~ Uni
vcrsiry Place.
\ GENTLEMAN going South with his
family wishes % engage the services of a
tutor who is willing 90 make he ifip for
his expenses. references required. Address
TrTOk BOX u. Tribune ohice.
AGENTS. Tho SAFETY ELASTIC HAL
TER ROI'E pays lO per cent profit. Horse
owners huv ~ At sight. Prevents acct.
dents 800 per dozen. Sample by mail
~ cents circulars +. y kEN NEDl
Postoflcc Box 20. Jersey ciiy.
Statesmen ana sTREETMEN. \ new
household article. territory trade; sells AT
sight. large profits: nothing Hike H. Room
= ~ West 1tth-se
TRAVELLING SALESMEN.-Plc send
addresses Important communication Tor
selected men In different lines. Nnthinl
about selling goods l. .. Box lN'. ~ y
WANTED - Intelligent man. $50 per
month 40 canNassin". Rare opportunity
~ letters answered without - cents lot
flU OUTFIT S.t. sfaction guaranteed 81
money refunded STANDARD FORMULA
60. Chattanooga. Tenn.
WANTED. Men In every town 10 sell
our cigar shaped smoking PIPE. cannot be
| told from a cigar. no eNperien'" IL To-
auircd as every smoker buys on" a. s"oi
| as he sees Il. big profit fur agents; sanpi,
| ami outfit by mail Tor c.. In stamps y
l.. PIPE Co. stamford. Conn. Box .
| Females.
| WANTED Ladies' 70 do Hight sewing
| nj homc work sent ~ any address ana
In,d for by the piece send stamped en-,
| velopc for full particulars. BASSl.IT
EMRROID derry CO., - fremont ROW.
| Boston. Mass.
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THE STREETS NEAR GRAMERCf PARK

THE STREETS NEAR GRAMERCY PARK.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: II there is in existence society Tor the peau
tifving or the city respectfully suggest to bring
the following To its notice:
The adjoining property owners OF Gramercy Iark
have caused 20 be introduced in the Legislature al
Albany a hill 10 exempt the Gramercy Park prop
crtv from taxation which. doubt not. VIII pass
BEFORE the passage OF the bill has been accom-
plshcl | should ike to have the attention or the
society for Identifying Of the city called TO the
disgraccful condition in which the sidewalks sur
rounding the Park are and have been Tor many
years The adjoining property owners OF the PARK
are uuqucsiionably responsible for Il. ~ present
they consist ~ a line Of tagging In the middle OF
the sidewalk nankcI az either side by strip OF
bare soil covered in places with ashes and cinders'
thus p.c-onilng an offensive contrast 70 the Well
kent park within the railing. ard the adjoining
fash ,ualie mansions The passing ~ the above "ll
should toe made dependent upon tn" property owner
p,eiging themselves either To- cover IN" pare SIZES
and maintain them with "A properly kept grass
plot or with nigging from curb 10 railing
If the property owners succeed In saving - them
selves about $1,000 in annual taxation. thrN en-
ye-v wei AFFORD 20 beauilfy that part Of the CITY
with a Sidewalk commensurate win the beauty OF
Inc mn. park itself and the adjoining houses NO."
+ 'te time to exact from them such picis' an y
Il the society for the Identifying ~ the ely mcgee
10 avail itself ~ this opportunity. u VIII lose Us
'"' JOSEPH GERNENS.
80 81 East Twenteth-s'.. Ncw-York Ci'y. Feb
-
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GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANKS.

To the Editor ~ The Tribune.
Sir. There g. much that is good IN the pan Joy
a r,pular rcr cont loan for the masses. but what
"a, ,,.,, have ,hev FOR keeping the bonds. even
q, rcrfs,.r.Io II they are iD-'. ~" 'rri tar,
necessary - secure payment is very tedious ''..i
90. -.rns nan ". devised whereby ~" Govern
,r.,, Gould act AZ a savings bank with similar
rules ID our present saylnss banks rlyng
per cent "
New York Feb. H. l"i
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1 lpIftNTfrN
an 10 /. 49,. -, nor, notice and
,H ioncrl,tn rrJrcs yi,.. M'ELI:ON, ~ EIst
ilth-sL, between b way and ChiFcfs.V
Place.
-.---,-,,,.,...,,,t-,.p orcc,n, cutte~
~ ~. 81 a., az =, home. perfect 1T
guarantoed. velvet SILK or cloth suits made
ia ono vcnk for $40: fancy waists. coats
and bali gowns A specially. a. East 10Th
50. near broadway
ARTISTIC pRESSMAKER. frs'-ciass
filter. desires moro engagements hy ~"
DAY in nrst-claS9 num- o., ST. Nv,
highest references. - ~ '''
ARTISTIC DRESSNAKfNG perfect 1T
NM OWEN. ~ West 22i-st
VI WI ~ 80 800.
DRESSMAKER. thorough. desires en-
ragcmrnts hy day or week IN 10. .u' "'
city. highest references. Actress MISS r'''
Box 502. ~ Broadway.
,rt...N,rrx,; ,,c millinery taught.
pl'r - " \ "a ! ~ ,' t. i,t, sttI, a.
dFe,-r' aUu Us. ~ - ~ c,,,,,nf.,d. rel
lahlc pII,f, S'e,,I' NM, GoI.E 95t
g Pcs EN'h' 81 p''''''
Gth-aN'.
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iDork n)anico.
Male

Male
A. WM. l.. HARTUNG,
Expert Account ant and Auditor
Barnes Building. Room 40. II Park Row.
\ YOUNG Man would Ike TO get ON
rloyment in a dentists Office. Address
ALEX TRIAD. 326 East ll4th-st.
YOUNG MAN wants work OF any
kind In city or country. J. H.. 41s West
lvih-st
ASSISTANT BOOkKEEPER. - loune
man. ~. desires n position. can make ou'
and check statements and trial balances
in fact. anything; years experience. j..
Box IL. Tribune Office.
ACCOUNTANT. for last So years treas
urer and assistant manager Of large manu-
featuring corporation In this city, desires
position OF trust; accountant py pro
fession. present agreement expires u
March. but can be terminated sooner; rel
erences and security. Address ABLE LUZ
3d-aye.
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Go Get TOR Business pnrpcse


CoENIE LOFT, william and Ann
St.. OCD .Iu1Ir feet; po~ 0r ana hcti II
T., 81 q. ECLNND s. WHITING. Beck
Iain- I.
rIoOrS 10 LIT WITH POWER
HOOKs 10 LEI With POWER
tn In"
utirOPOLIrAN EfALTf ~ lLDING,
MrIROrOLlTAN REALTY ~ LID ~.
uEIEOPOLITNN ELALTN III lLDl NJ,
IuOROCGlILY fll.IPkOOF.
MT Il with
EVERY MODEHN ONVENIENCE,
covering
10000 SQUARE rEET.
ii stories high. frantl1c pot fe't on the
BHOOKLYN BRIDGE.
>, Zee. ON both RIOS" and william St..
WINDOWS pN FOl'R SIDES.
WINDOWS % lOt Il SIDES,
St0ngr-i. lrhicst. bc-t EQUIPPED
building ln ~. -,
EULhND s. WHITING.
. Rrchmrn--f
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would impair the contract TO the extent az about 81
per cent IL the bill becomes law. believe the Su-
prone Court will declare IL 70 be unconstutionai'
NeW-York Fob 10 1891 RELHAS.
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flats 20 Gct, FURNISHED.

FAMILY leaving for a proI9he",
A',."','ii 10, completely furnished IA,
psrl'r came "r' and bath for one or NOR ye az
2 Gos-r rcpToo nTG"Gwn syoo ana 3ani a
servic'' ~ advantageous terms 10 p,,nn'
llght' VIZ ,cynan,. ADDRESS NJ. C.. Box w.
/, 40 p,.adWty.
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flois 90 Get, ilnturnishso

ttol.eIE 40 80 - West 5"ih
nv 'I",riy nreproof and fronting Cen
,,.I park. very choice apartment IT,
,.n, Andy to the janli-I.
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Cnroucan Advertisements.

x>rpoprAV ADVERTISERS will hnd tho
~ ~, The Tribune No ! Norfolk at.
.h1rh convenient place TO leave their advertise
on.n,s .or publication in The tribune
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FARMER. Encouragement wanted;
American. Is. married. small children:
thorouchlv Competent. all farming live
stock. outdoor gardening. choice dairying: :
all thirgs connected with farm or care ot
rentleman's place. one ~ the best lists ~
r.s.rsnea II any man in the state. y. H.
I -. ft.sar plains Y
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Citn Real Gstate for 6ale.

prvrpSIDE DRIVE. corner 10Sth,t.-
e.Hr,,,,I artistic detached hou'c low
nrc, .end fDr cirrulof. ATLAS I'M
HiutS1rWTST CO.. ~ broadway.
TAKE advantage ~ the times 20 '% Eur,
-. a. a bargain. private hnnr'h w.,
e,I, Si1 90 ~ $ip.OrO. STEN ENS' "''
ave. cor 9jlsi.
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mend "a man who has been In his last
situation years. as family coachman:
thoroughly understands the care and
handling ~ young horses: married. no
family: English. aged 81 G. LEAD
BETTER. Allamuchy Postoiilce. Warren
COUNTY y j.
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COACHMAN. -Ey useful single man; ;
thoroughly understands horses. careful.
reliable driver. good plain gardener, milk
tend furnace. not afraid OF work good ref
creuco WILLIAM Box :. Tribune Once.
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SEAMSTRkSS.- BY competent ssanstress
by Gay or at home; does neat family sew
ing: underwear; also dressmaking; repair
ing: good skirtmaker Address DAVIS. 100
NNesf Al at.
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,1omestie 5iinatlons manteo'

Females.
AT CARPENTERS 0RIG i,iSal. EN- M.
. PLoYMENT HousE' sr roo gardeners.
have a ees, 'O farm foremen. useful-men;
iaa, rr,ed and single; all nations; also re-
, rr,ai help; wei recominehoeu' es'ao-
iished isiI.
COOK by young German .n,r sr'; c,,s soo Sr
tahhy hsst OF reference. Agency 3fo
4th-ave.
-,oot, nv respectable colored woman as
t,n.s cook in boarding house or
nrs,.ate family: nrst-class bread maker (;
XIV references. Mrs g.. go West l2oth-st'
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horsrs an0 Carriages.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
J. M. Quincy I CO..
.tF.tt aLL MAX p KS.
LAl.i.lAGh ~ = h EH

tAi.i.lAGk MAZE
NEWAEK, y.
GREAT pAEGAINs iN SECOND HAND
.ARKItt;FS. LANDAUS, Btk.iH
.oHchEs' BE0TOnAMS, K9 SGxs
NAYS, cABKloLEIss; &c ri IA HNT G6ob
kCKl:EYS AND BCGa.il ~ si.c, = opDER,
rHItE;S' GltrHTLY REDuCED:, onpo
FACTORY AND WAHfRoQMS orrWV
klIE BROAD.sT: STAII0N "a u HAp
X r. THIRTY MINUTES thOMs ~ -
CLAY OK CHKISTOPHER-ST. FENht.
GENTLEMAN WILL sell ns nor o,
quick for cash az "A bargain. $40 49,,
they are rand: very high actors n"che'
tails. QUICK Box 10. Tribune ono.
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Confirm Kcal Gsintc DO Eet

HOUSE. ton rooms. all improvements
So 10 May $50 after May. coy NIp",
100 Broadway
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Alistrlldneo us.

CONSTELLATION FREE.-DiVorcrs pr.
,p.rH .'.,arati0ns. dcsertions. wires sup
Natrp ,,,s,,rg obtained, COLLECTIONS shad-
p.l,. nryatc informailon iesa -, 1S.uehSe'
ow l'n,,,t,s defends CWESt - ioi.n, ne-
r ,ec,,ye ana Law Agency 10 hro"u""y-
&ny rOsELL's ZEDOAiiY. the great
~ for chilbalI,. r.r"s' pu' JUL ~,
ieInouIi lender and tired iect. Ii SOFA W
s s, eaIinyy & JAMES. 79s sth-ave.
-, OHIO acquired some knowledge 81
oNf. WI" seev"ral years ago desires TO
German ,,nself in the language. more par
PERI, The commercial Side address.
tl'u i ing etc. DAY HOURS. BOX No.
w%ndssr New-York Postofiice.
--,,1SrAd,E STAMP collections wanted
oid s'li'p hddre,s, giving full particulars.
prTlgGeir; WARD. IS East loth-st.
,,I,G sold direct by the manufacturers
SAr 70 o,,stnmers. cheap for cash. house.
t.. IN, business. s25 up: catalogue free.
70 Wv SAFE co. ~ Clinton Place:
n,rpTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP'
,,AAIpss TFno,R THE NEW;YoRK TEiB'
IiON will BE RECEIVED At ! HE UP:
nHEGv nFFICE, No. ,242 broadway "a
TOW n Thirty nrs'-st.: and ADVEH'
door RENTS ct the following Branch o.
a.. osl sth-sve.. .. Q. cor. 2Sd-st
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tl)ork Uanteo.
Females.

4 YOUNG LADY. II. typewriter ana
stencgrapher, good penmtn In ENGLISH
and German. wants situation tor small
wages ADDRESS STENOGRAPHER, lo'
4th-dNe. ----
BOOKKEEPER. double entry desires
70 write up books monthly. Address H. a.
SEIBEL. Guttenburg Postoihee' HUDSON
County y. j.
INTERVIEWED Young lady stenograpn-
or and typewriter wants position 10 operate
Remington machine. Will assist with o'ilce
work ana accept Insitlpn AT - PEE N-TN'
X care OF r. Il. Gates & sons, 10 Johh-
81. .eW-l ork.
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER dady', us
ing Remington machine. desires pernla-
nent position. private secretary, law Eiet,
camille. correspondence. etc; three years
experience. highest references from law
yers and brokers. Address y. II. -
Tribune. --
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
two years experience, desires posl'ioil'
ANNIE A. HART. III North Moore-st'
SrENO ,RAPnER anu TYPEWRITER
tSnlth Premier, exp ricrcci. desires POSI-
ton or vii recelvc WORK at once; ilt's
ieasonth'c. Mss il DSON. Room ~
Nand r5ilt Building. 49, Nnsean-s,.
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CcNCIiMAN.-A lady. compelled TO 80
10 Europe through sickness. wishes 70 ma
a SITUATION for her cOlch man, whom She 'aii
Ver, highly recommend IN every re.pe ~
Addres, If. \. r.. care Nr,. VI. u.
Si.Anu. ln.iln POINT. IIoLOAen. y. j.
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Qrrssmakin9.

ARTISTIC DRf>>MAK sc imported
ashions; MOTEL orders at snort notiCe ana
moderate prices. MI. VI Ebl.Oh b,ot
iIth..t.. between Bway and University
Place.
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bA tA Q. :,- s p...s 1..s .: I 81
beloved husband Of Alice Davies Balm.
un eSa1. % u X. NAY !, e. sn
vate. ATLANTA. Ga. papsn psass ssul y"
HArToN At his restdsnce sols Hnlys phs@
ru, aDIn i 90; iss1 $3.50 TRaNk 8, Hs 1T
May 5. Interment private
HERNDoN. Departed chis nm Aprn %, i1< q
e:l5 pm, MAGGIE HERNDoN hslevs4 sktss
Of Ma George dug and n,.cs % Ma h.s2
she bore with aris,,ss sftisssA
Funeral VIII take place At Asbuzy N. n 0uo
snd rsiaias. ,l M : sss:.2 De! ess
papers please eopyl y
MATTHEW'S. On wednesday. May 4. 1884 sx asig
an. At lis residsnce, 1920 18th street eerth.
on ss y.s M So1n .. b. Msf Va aged A
Funeral from Fifteenth Street Presbyterian ohurch,
psi ais way Bssar. s'f SssdsiDla: m n.
York pape1 please copyl y
o'ooNNoR. On May 1, 1894 At $50 an. yoEN
ana asnarsh o'oonnof. and susSsna Ct Eanis
Funeral from his mothers residepcs. a. strsss
northeast Friday, May 4 at $50 an; thence
will be SAD q, for , The sspos. Of sis sSu In
friends respectfully invited to attend -
scRIv -s.:. On May / 1884 e Pr, at O.
18th s street. Anscostis. Mrs ELIZA scsfva@ s
In the seventy-fourth year Of her age
At rest
pm. Relatives and friends invited Bslt.
more and Calvert county papen please eoWls
wuMor. On Tuesday. May 1. 1884 JOHN VIII
Funeral Ssed his s' iste rssSsncs els . .
at Columbia. Pa. q
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Shirt Waists for Girls

Are neat. cool, economical. They help multip
the costumes, too. The styles are girlsh and pret'
this season, and there's almost an endless assor
ment here to select from:
White India Linon Blouse Waists. large
sailor collar, wide rufHe around collar and
down front. full sleeves, deep cuffs, sizes
to II years, each Observation-Disclosures. 4
Fine White Inda Lnon Blouse Waists.
girlish and attractive, large sailor collar.
fare cuffs. of navy blue cardinal and pink,
neatly finished with feather stitching. each. i
Fine White India Linon Waists. tucked
back and front, rolling collar. fare cuffs.
neatly finished, sizes to 16 years. each. :
Fine Percale Waists, blue, brown and
pink striped effects, yoke back, rolling col
lar and cuffs, sizes 10 to 10 years. EACH. IL
Fine White India Iinon Waists. tucked
and embroidered Jokes, wide ruffies over
shoulders, sizes 1c to 10 years. each. ..... l.:
Very Fine Striped Lawn Blouse Waists.
wide sailor collar. fare cuffs. edged with
rufle, blue and pink effects. sizes to 10
I'D floor. .11th st. building
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The Knights snd Ascension D.x.

orally observed by the Order Of Knights
Templar. At Metropolitan A. NJ. E.
Church. NJ street northwest between leth
and nth streets. services will be held at
O'Clock pm. under the auspices of Geth-
semane Commandery, No. 8. This COM
mandery will act as an escort to Simon,
Henderson and Mt Calvary communicates
leaving their asylum, corner Virginia ave
nue. and 9th street southeast at o'clock
pm, marching to the church via Penn
sylvania avenue Sir knight Rev. d. p.
Seaton. ID. D.. will deliver the Ascension
address. The full choir of the church, under
the direction Of Prof. J. 7. Layton, will
furnish the music.
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The Camp ana II, D..~,,.

40 tne boitor or The Evening stast
While our police and health reeuiatio. srs
usually good the present situation sesms 10
warrant both criticism and an appeal TO the
authorities to protect the health Of the c,ti-
zens Of Washington. The sncampment OF
several hundred half-fed men upon a heap
OF oecayfng refuse. where they must
breathe the polluted atmosphere from sew
ers. stasnant water and the mass OF filth
upon which they sleep and live. seems TO
menace not only the health of those men
but that OF the city. Only a short distances
from their camp is a dense population
which would furnish the best material for
the spread OF contagious or infectious dis
eases. Is II safe or humane for our au-
thorities to permit the greed OF a man who
desires to exhibit his deluded followers for
the sake OF dollars and cents TO endanger
rot only the lives Of those men. but Of the
entire city. o. p. AUSTIN.
WASHINGTON. d. C. May 2 1904
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Homeopathic Medical Society,

The regular monthly meeting of the
Washington Homeopathic Medical Society
was held last evening at the dispensary
One new member was elected and two ap-
plications for membership received. A COM
mittee reported progress on legislation to
regulate the practice Of medicine In the
District. Papers were read by Drs. King
man and Janney, which were fully discuss
ed by Drs. Corey. Hislop. Wilson, Gibbs
Munson, Custis. Stearns and Gilbert, and
the society adjourned at IL pm.
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Daughters Of the Revelation.

An interesting meeting OF the Continental
Chapter Of the Daughters Of the Revolution
was held Monday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Bacon. 170S 10th street northwest.
which was well attended. Mrs. Ballinger
presided as regent Much regular business
was transacted. The reports of several
committees were submitted and acted upon.
Bylaws were adopted, and arrangements
outlined for several public entertainments
in the near future. This chapter Of the
daughters. though but recently formed.
gives every promise of being successful,
the members to make this a model local
chapter.
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Marriage Lfceuses.

Marriage licenses have been issued By the
clerk OF the court to the followinsi A
Hamilton Simmons and Mary A Dussan,
Richard J. Bunce and Lucelia w. Yeakls,
William Warren and Louise Junifer: Dor
sey Armstrong Of New York and Louisa
Ragan OF Brooklyn. n. z: Edward d. Ba-
ker OF Chicago. III, and Anna z. Rsvels Of
birmingham. Alai Robert J. Holmes and
Mary E. Dyer.
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The Unity Clubs Closing Meettn<,

The Unity Club will close a most success
full season this evening with the following
array Of talent composing the program:
The essay. entitled Money" viii be de-
livered by Representative w. ]. Bryan of
Nebraska The others assisting In the pro-
gram are as follows: William H. Conley Of
the Washington Mask and Wig Club. with
Miss Julia Seaman, will present q short
one-act comedy: Miss Blanche I. Pulizz,
will make her debut upon this occasion IN
small comedy. with Mr.. Robert Y. Lowe.
Miss Eva Mills will assist. and will also in
troduce a trio of her young lady pupils
Miss Cicely Armes, Mr. Warren S. Yonna
Mr.. David Bangs. Miss Mary T. LLOYD.
Mrs. Robert ]. Kirkpatrick, Prof Arthur
d. Mayo, Miss Amy c. Leavitt and Others
have announced their intention Of assist
Ing In the program Admission viii be by
card only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
Seas0nable Upholstery
Goods.

The time Is here when You must have Fly
Screens. Window Shades and Furniture Slip Cow
ers. Here's how prices run:
Window Screens, frames OF oiled chestnut,
dark green wire, 1Sxs6 to 81 inches,
23x26 to 80 inches each. .25
Window Screens, imitation walnut frames,
dark green wire 1Sx20 to 81 inches,
21x20 to 81 inches, each. 40
2ix20 to 81 inches, each. As
27x20 to 81 inches, each. 30
27x22 to AZ inches, each. 60
DooS Screens, in six sizes, from II. Sin.
x6 IT. in. to 3x7 IT., mortsed
and glued. Complete. with springs hook,
eye and knob. each. Observation-Disclosures. $Ioo
Door Screens made to order Of kx3Hin.
Pine, with corners mortised and glued,
covered with green wire. and stained in
imitation of walnut Complete, with
spring hinges. knob. hook and eye, each. 500
Window Screens made to order Of SxIAin.
wood with corners well braced with iron
brackets, covered with green wire, and
stained in imitation walnut.
BIB IT., smaller, each. ........... 65
Sxf IT., each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l00
Slip Covers made to order Of the best CO inch
Linen French Cretonns Dmity. Estimates
furnished free.
Window Shades made to order Of the best ma
terials. Estimates furnished free.
IT. Curtain Poles. with brass trimmings,
eacn. Observation-Disclosures. is
SIT. Curtain Poles. with wood trimmings,
EACH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
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