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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-18

lCopyrigh;at, $50; BY he associated Prea.l
MoNTEvIEDo. April 1.-THE officials
Of the Brazilian legation in this city
havo received q dispatch aaying the
rebel war ship Aquidaban, formerly the
flag ship OF Admiral De Mello, has been
sunk of the island OF Santa C~atharina
by Brazilian torpedo boats.
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.'W1-ITIChUly HUIS, IT % PIT DUsUcI.
Roots and BIrts-GinScng. dry, per n, In dc.
inand, Sl5Oa1 10: sassnims bark. per b.. 2Htic:
s~assatras oil. per h, i0aJ0c; May apple root, per
10, lEa2c: yellow root golden seal, per To-, 20l
SOC; blood root, per b.. &c: Seneca snake root.
per D.. free OF top. 3jnIOc; West Virginia sunkc
root, per d., 2jG3jc: pink root. per b., fine, 3Ja
Csc: elm bark, per b.. lac.
B~eaHs-Primc new hand picked. medium. 81 ia
200: prime new hAud'plcked. navy. 81 7ja2 0l.
H0ot-Fine washed lsaaOc; Ihc Off for un-
washcd; medium unwashrd l6c: medium
washed a0a2lc.
Uonty-lu tho comb, per ~, 13al6c
HGrS-Country mixed AAIc nar ID.
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DRY Gopl,.

proved demand with jobbcrs from local md
nearby markets., also very fair order trade. With
commission houses more buyers were present in
Their search for dress goods, silks, ribbons,
laccs and other spcc!altIes.
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Tropical Fruh4-Lemons, s. 5on3 90 ne- box.
bananas. 81 eoa2 90 per bunch: Florida oranges.
s. JNli 10, as 10 size. California navNls s. 90;
California Seeding orange. s. 70 per box.
ltgetdbhs- EArly Rose potatoes. 75c per BUSH
o.: medium 65a1Oc per bushcl; sweet potatoes.
Jerseys. SIS per barrel. New Florida cabbage,
81 6jGl % per crate. New Charleston 81 60 per
crate. Rhubarb, yOaGOc per dozen. Onion sets,
s. 60lo 70; kale, 81 % per barrel. Lettuce, 75ca
81 90 per bushel.
Appts-Fancy apples, Sc SC per barrel: me-
dunn 81 0 per barrel. Bermuda onions s. OOa
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry,
C. o. BREWSTER Receiver.

limo Table No. IL. to takn eUect 1901 a. m.
Sunday. November -. 1921.
Leave Whceling-fS:Oo. tg:iS, lll:io a m, t2:oo.
'3:i5. ti:9. 800 p. IN.
Leave Peninsula-iS:O5. psi, sll:i6 u m, fa:c5.
'3:2l, ti:36. EJ:06 p. IN.
Leave Martins f%erry-ts:l2, 1856, 1ll:52a. m,
t2:3t, o3:g7. ti:i2, l9:l2,
Arrive Terminal Junction. :l7 tlO:U3, 1ll;jj
a. m. tl:SS, 1885,. ti:i6. i9:ls p. m.
Leave Terminal Ju~nct!on-t7:2a 1880. a m,
"l2;iO, u. m, f3:59. ti:0j. fill. tS.b p. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-f:es, 1901 am, el,:.j,
l;:0j. ti:l1. 1913. 1852 p. m.
Leave Peninsnla-h:Si, i9:liam, "l2s5l, 2i:lL
ti:l7. t5:2j. tS:5S p. M.
ii:l7. ti:?5. tj:3l, t9:Wp. IN.
sDaily. tDally cxcep! Sunday. 1Sundays only
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
J.E TAUSSlG, Supertn,cndn,
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Aletnls.


NEW YORK. April lz.-PIg iron dull; Ancrl.
quiet: domestic IS ~. Tin easier Straits siS s..
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Petroleum..

OH CRY, Pa. April l7.-opened and lowest
Sc; highest S5Hc; closed at SiMc; sales 1900
barrels shipments SlI0I barrels; runs o., 7S7 bar
NEW foEE, April lT.-Petrolcun steady; no
sales: April options closed ut Sc bid.
PIrTsDuRGII. PA. April l7.-0!l market dull:
nothing doing; Sc bid
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A AND TRADE.


Ahc EoasuTes | THO money puu STOCK
Markets.
New YoRE. April l7.-MoneY on cali easy at
l per cent; last loan l per cent: closed ut l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Sa5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at s. s7Liei s9IS. Silver
certificates 6i5lc. Sales of stocks were lsO,53s
shares.
A moderate volume OF business was lone on
the stock exchange to-day. but the speculation
was unsettled in tone aud the great majority OF
the stocks traded in recorded = decline on the
days transactions. No very great losses were
made, however, md the pressure TO sell was not
at nuy time heavy. Sugar, which had lost IL
per cent at the opening, rallied IA per cent,
and Chicago Gas sold up per cent on purchases
made IN anticipation OF n favorable decision by
the attorney general OF Illinois in the QUO war.
ranto proceedings. after IL O'Clock the market
became heavy and gradually the early improve.
mcnt was lost. Shortly after midday Sugar aud
General Electric made a squirt upward. each
gainipg II per cent. and the general list rccov.
ering a fraction. Speculation then became
steady until after delivery hour. when Sugar
broke ~ per cent and the rest OF the list moved
down 31slsI per cent, the depression continuing
until JUST. before the close, when purchases TO
cover short contracts caused h functional rnlly
and gave the market au air OF ilrmness which
was largely artificial.
The bond market was firm in the afternoon.
but closed irregular. :.
Government aud state bonds firm.
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EEw foRK. April l7.-wool dull; domestic
fleece lsa15c; pulled I5alac.
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RAILROADS.
rnS Pennsylvania Stations.
VIB2nnSyINani5 LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time

rrcxLr Orrirrs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION O,
WArEE ST. Foor or ELrvESTn Sir. WITEELISu,
AT NCIUHY IIoyBE, WHEELING, AVID At TIG
Pennsylvania STATION. nHIDGEroRr.
Southwest SYsrTg-"pAS HANDLE ROUTE"
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO,
SOUTH BOUND

On md nstor Monday. December q. Passenger
Trims will run W fnli0ws: eDRily. tDaily EI.
cent SUNDAY. Central timn.
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Mrs. M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 and 1918 Market St., wheeling, VIVA.

Tho Island cars md electric motosS PMS the
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER IS. 1893. continues thirty.nlnc
weeks, divided Into four terms. This school
offers q c~oluplete and thorough education In
Practical English. Mathematics, English CllSsIoA
Latin and Modern Languages.
The school consists OF Primary. Grammar,
Academic and College Preparatory Department.
The methods and course Of instruction will
compare iarorably with tho best sen!uarlcI Ia
tho country.
Boys arc received In the Primary nndhrs. year
Grammar. For circulars or interview, apply 10
MRS. IL. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
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Bnter-Country choice per h.. lSaa0c: conn.
Try good, lIaljc; country fur. SalOc; creamery.
25c.
Eggs-Fresh in case. l0allc per dozen; geese
egg. 25l3Oc per dozen.
POuttry-Pr!ce Der pound: Old ROSTERS. SC;
chickens. spring, Sh.agc; chickens. hen. SaS1Sc;
ducks. &c; turkeys, luc, live; turkeys, PC,
dressed.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Weekly Report Of thS Local MARKET, In
nil Lines.
0TrICE or THE lSTEfLlGENCER.
WHEELING. Tuesday Anrli II

lou, T's"'' " ,ou,S s,alr'' wv,
Plllsouty rV'nuinVu on u staDdslili' lhc ICED
aud gnIn market Is unchanged this week. In
,",,nI ~ u "O'"' ts'' '
main ~ su'luSullh ~ low prices pOultty has
al upward tendency, and cutie mud hogs also
advanced hlrhtly. Thu nn,son, rect,s hn.l,r,,
H., onorod onlo,I. M" - "n,a,
by wholesalers.
mary rtotp .vn rrrn
-. 'V"i""' |"N
G'1,nISSw wheat Sc Per 6ushel; Corn,
Per Ousle!, ear from STORE, SoaSc; Oau, out UI
siorS, We'|eFh crop ioalJc per bn'hel; new oats
SELc'
fton-fhhcy Iollet mill winter wheat, wood
az y ~ tnr DhtrSI' papet s.S per Daftel; spruS
Wncnt MInuehhhh ~ 10 IN sack, ~ ~ per Darrell
Oll Wheh!' FAMOUS y S)l ~ sack, SUD ~ wood:
GnlnNy, y 10 III suck; ~ ~ per barrel; pIllsbury
Honri - ~ III WOOD ana ohG'elshth eoi1oh'
STTSlu Pnpv,t
fteanbian slsai' per ION: miudlinEs SWAN per
ton. Hay. baled. sli Wal5OI per ton, retail;
ioOso naS' i'W4'ou' per toh'
GRocERIES
S,-r,-rbotco sr,or ,r,r,, ~, o.,,. t,,,.
o1css silver IrIns Do. nnyS ~ S 80 n n~i y ", ,nn,
iHSscs, choice. iSc. nri,ne NJ. Snir 9ic. InIxed
sT SSor; GSM otIyHp,' \ III h TSHSF iot gCcn m III 9 e
rrVV,,o,TuH ~, o. - ~ -; hGns Wy; mSuIuin ~
!iSt. Vs. rs siS i; pt SGS. o,t T%SGn i SS5I 5;M ~, S hom
dried beef PFC: knucslCs isc: iig9wiSIv mH., nort'
! n nI"ccs sigEI,, hsnn l.', ,muti,l mSIS ES ~
. ~ p'ieJ d. = MI = pVIH. ihS UiehI, y ~ H.,
No. Chicsro io,d In ,Ic,,o SIS ~ n N n ,,In,
~. ,In All \ n. No.. ILL.,. ~ IT, IT.. IL III
nai,s 10 H. oisr. lin ncrNs ~ H. 80 ~ "'''|t'' "A
SIgar-CutioIf bEns cnhes IiEc. popder,d
~. .r,onniaicIh si STaII, ~ LIE Iss. r ,nsEIo "a WY sec.
tinnrrS' 4 liSr, CoImInhIa 4 i iIc. sisn,,a,d
WindIn A M. AmHrirn% 4 AZ ,ybISc viva
IL. ayira q sSiSc '|SS' 'sN"
Cng,c"Gr nom rnrcc-r,,cy co,do, pto NO.
fancy green bic. choice Green 2IGc, roasting
hANA $3.50 -NNH NAh'AAN hNhN' @~#NNN W
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. spring 6Oc; No. . red Coo;
hay G0nblaGO1c; July Ga
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3sl{c; April IS 5Ia3sHc
July i0niF Ai0lsc.
3ljsc:. May 353ta5% a52Ac;
lily 9iia2Psa2g ~; Scptcm.
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Observer, Weather Bureau Direc.o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
The Civil Marriage Bill Goes Through
the Hungarian Parliament.
PASSAGE BY THE HOUSE OF MAGNATES
The Premier's Victory After a
Bitter Fight.
GENERAL FOREIGN AFFAIRS

magnates today passed the long discussed
civil marriage bill by majority Of four.
The magnates will now proceed to discuss
the various clauses Of this measure.
The passage Of the civil marriage bill by
the upper house of the Hungarian parlia-
ment is Of wide Importance In that country,
inaSmuch as 1t marks the triumph of the
people over peers after long and bitter
struggle. The magnates had refused to pass
the bill. and Its progress seemed perma-
nently blocked when DR.. Wekerle. the pre-
mier suggested to the emperor the creating
of sufficient peers to give him a majority in
the upper house. The emperor refused to
do this, and DIR. Wekerlc resigned. After
the vain efforts of others to form a ministry
he was induced to return to office.
The Catholic Church bitterly opposed the
all Catholic Churches In Hungary for the
defeat Of the bill. Both sides are actively
prepared for the division. The clerical par
ty exacted written pledges from many Of
its adherents. The doubtful ones were
threatened with accommodation and even
social injury. Nearly all the bishops and
magnates arrived, some coming back even
from England and Switzerland. The gov
eminent hoped for a majority Of six.
The fight on the bill dates from December
2 last. when two bills for the reform OF the
marriage laws were introduced. The one
under dispute provided for compulsory civil
by the law. Those who perform the religi-
GUS ceremony before proof has been given
Of civil marriage are subject to fine OF
1000 crowns for the first Offense, and to
fine and Imprisonment in the event Of its
repetition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE TINE EXTENDED.
Bondholders of the Canal Have Ten
Years of Control.

The trustees of the bondholders of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal OF 1914, by the
decision of Judge Stake yesterday at
Hagerstown. had their right to control the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal extended for a
period Of ten years. dating from May. 1891
In the courts decision 1t is stated that the
trustees have entered into a contract with
the recently organized Chesapeake and
Ohio Transportation Company. whereby
the latter agrees to furnish all the boats
needed on the cana! for transportation pur-
poses. and guarantees to the trustees a net
revenue Of 100000 year. The perform
ance Of the contract will be secured by
sufficiently heavy bonds.
The transportation company, under the
agreement does not secure exclusive rights
on the canal The present mule power on
the waterway cannot be interfered with,
nor the trustees forbidden to enter into
similar contracts with other transporta-
lion companies.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Transportation
Company will use electricity for the pro-
pulson of beats. The canal trade since its
reopening has greatly increased, and the
number Of boats has enlarged. Its use
fulness is steadily growing. To suddenly
suspend its operation while In active life,
It was thought, would not be good faith to
those who have undertaken with legal
sanction so great a work.
In rendering the decision the court took
no action on the labor claims, as they have
not yet been before him in final shape.
The feasibility Of the propulsion of boats
on the canal by the employment of the troll
ley system, il is claimed. has been practi-
Cally demonstrated. The Chesapeake and
Ohio canal has splendid facilities for fur
nishing the necessary force for running the
dynamos. The natural fall Of the canal, &C
cording to the opinion Of an engineer of
long experience. would render unnecessary
the use Of pound Of coal or a single steam
boiler. Natural waterpower could readily
furnish all the force needed
The level from Georgetown to the Great
Falls can be supplied with power from the
vest force now going to waste at the latter
point. Turbine wheels set In a race would
be all the machinery needed to generate the
power. The system of falls and levels all
along the line Is admirably designed for
such work.
Every boat on the canal at present, 1t is
said. could be equipped for electrical pro-
pulsion at a cost Of not more than 500. a
little over what their owners could get for
one Of the mules they now own. A great
saving in boat room could also be secured.
as the space now occupied for stabling pur-
poses could be utilized for the storing of
additional freight. BY the use Of the sys-
tenn under contemplation nc damage will
result to the tOwpath. as was at first pre-
dicted. as a uniform rate of speed could be
established and easily maintained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
GETS FOURTEEN YEARS.
VIM. jackson Sentenced by Judge
Cole for nm Old Onense.

VIM. jackson Sentenced by Judge
Cole for an Old Onense.
About four years ago one VIM. Jackson.
alias BLACK Strap" committed burglary
in South Washington. He eluded arrest
until last month. when he was brought be-
fore Judge Cole. He plead guilty. and be-
cause the charge was an old one and be-
cause the fellow claimed to have mended
his ways. the judge released him on his
personal recognizance. The court told him,
however. that If he should ever again vio-
late any law he would be brought into
court and given the full penalty in the case
in which he plead guilty. On the Sth Of
this month Jackson robbed a man in South
Washington Of a watch. Monday he was
convicted before Judge McComas on that
charge and was given four years in the
penitentiary. Yesterday afternoon he was
brought before Judge Cole, when District
Attorney Birney called the courts atten-
ton to the matter. Judge Cole at once re-
called the old case. and as promptly sem
fenced Jackson to ten years in the Albany
penitentiary at hard labor He also d.
rected that the sentence should not take
effect until after the expiration Of the one
imposed by Judge McComas. Mr.. Jackson
therefore. will serve fourteen years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
An Oner for Eight Yearlinrs,
The Lutheran Outing,

There is every indication for a large
gathering Of Lutherans at Bay Ridge to-
morrow to attend the annual reunion. The
interesting program arranged for the occa-
sion will be rendered in the Opera House
at about 3 o'clock, or as soon after the ar
rival Of the 80 train possible. The
Baltimore chorus will render two selections.
"Gloria In EXcelsis' Concone. and THE
Heavens Are Telling" Creation, Haydn.
The director of this chorus. Mr.. Harry NJ.
Smith. and Mr.. w. r. Hall will sing a
duet (tenor and basel, Lost. Prescribed"
Flotow. The soloists for the Washington
chorus are Miss Alice Pillsbury and Mrs.
Belle De v. Bradford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
COMMENCEMENT At ST. PAUL'S.
Pleasant Features OF the Closins
Exercises Yesterday


The closing exercises Of St. Pauls school
took place at 5 o'clock last evening at Car
roll Institute Hall. The entrance march,
played by Miss y. Masterson. was followed
by the chorus. Ginning Bells Of Long
Ago" accompanied by Miss Annie O'Brien.
A drama, THE Children OF Today" was
given by the senior pupils. 1t proved an ex-
cellent representation of the manners Of our
youthful misses Of fashion. The parts were
well sustained. The other numbers of the
program were as follows: Boys chorus. so
Did the General. Too" chorus by little girls,
Wake. Says the Sunshine" Instrumental
dret Misses X. McAvoy and NJ. Bell;
chorus. Way Down In Buttercup Meadow"
by little boys; hoop drill Junior class:
chorus. Gently Signs the Summer Breeze, -
vocal class. pleasant feature was the
hoop drill; the skillful movements of the lit
tie ones. with the flower entwined hoops.
forming pretty picture. The musical
numbers. accompanied throughout by Miss
Annie OBrien, were charmingly rendered
The premiums were distributed by the Rev
]. F. Mackin. assisted by Father Foley
Father Mackin then addressed the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. /, Judge Cox-Central
Trust Company Of New York against WASH
ington and Arlington Railway Company;
sale finally ratified and referred to auditor.
Barnett against Holiday; appearance Of
absent defendants ordered. Earle against
Gibbs: pro confessO against Gibbs vacated.
Greason against Palmer; rules discharged
and prayer Of petitioner denied. Bell agains t
Bell: payment out Of registry ordered.
Equity Court No. 2. Judge Hagner-In
re Amelia Warren, VIM. Proctor. Margaret
Curron. Maurice Dare Macon b. Allen,
John Parker. Belle F. Barnes. Louisa
Queen. George Travers. Olivia Boswell and
Ida F. Davis, alleged lunatics; inQuisitions
in lunacy confirmed. Lewis against Lewis
divorce granted. Mankin against Lane ct
al; decree sustaining demurrer and dismiss
ing bill.
Circuit Court No. 1. Chief Justice Bling
ham-American Watch Case Company
against Salvatore Desio and Joseph A.
Blunden against VIM. P. Cissel ct al. judg-
ments by default.
Circuit Court No. 2, Chief Justice Bing-
ham-W. w. Burdette against John G.
Bright ct al; fiat awarded on scre facias
on motion of 8. r. Bond. Henry and Anne
Stuart against Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association; jury out.
Criminal Court No. 1. Judge Cole-United
States agt. Edward Leon: murder; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2, Judge McComas-
United States agt Robt. A. Bennett. Joseph
McDonough, John T. Hawkins, VIM. and
Lee Thompson. HOUSEKEEPING; verdict of
not guilty. United States agt. VIM w.
W hittield. assault with intent to KILL verdict
Of assault and battery and defendant sem
fenced to eleven months and twenty nine
days in jail. United States agt. Richard
McCauley, larceny; ring and $3.50 restored
to Fred'k w. Matteson. United States agt
Robt. A. Bennett ct al. housebreaking;
nolle pressed. United States agt John lie,
alias George Derr. larceny; verdict Of petit
larceny, and sentence of five months and
Twenty-Five days in jail. United States agt
George Forbes. assault with intent to kill
verdict Of assault and battery, and sentence
Of ten months in Jail. United States agt.
VIM. McHugh, housebreaking; released on
$500 bonds. United States agt. VIM. R.
Brfscoe. larceny; verdict of not guilty.
United States agt. Thos. Fields embezzle-
ment: verdict of not guilty. United States
agt. Jos. Stately. alias Staley, embeZZle-
ment; verdict of not guilty. United States
agt solomon Clements, second offense petit
larceny: verdict of guilty. and sentence Of
two years in the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
For GLADsTONE's SEAT.
The Candidate Selected by the Ltber.
ais Of Midlothian.

EDINBURGH, Scotland. June 21.-The
liberals Of Midlothian have selected Sir
Thomas David Gibson Carmichael. Bart.
justice Of the peace for the county Of Edin-
burgh. as their candidate in the contest for
the seat in parliament for Midlothian.
which the Right Hon. VIM. E. Gladstone.
who has held 1t since April, 1880. has only
consented to retain until the next cleo
ton.
Sir Thomas Gibeon-Carmichael Is the
eldest son Of the Rev. Sir VIM. Carmichael.
thirteenth baronet He was born March
49, 1859. and has not yet sat In parliament.
He has unsuccessfully contested PEBBLE
shire and Selkirkshire. Sir Thomas Glib
son-Carmichael was married in 1885 to
Mary Helen. eldest daughter OF Albert L.
Nugent, esq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
Suit to Construc a Will.

James Ryan, by his next friend, John
H. Adriaans. has filed a bill In equity
against James NJ. O'Bren and the st. Rose
Industrial School. for the construction of
the will Of the late Mary Ryan. the mother
of the complainant. and the vacating of a
deed made September 22, 1873, by VIM.
Leach and Rev FRAMES E. Boyle. trustees
conveying lots 3 and 1, square 653 to Theo-
dcre Burns. 1t Is also prayed that a deed
made March 10. 1850. by the said Burns to
one VIM Leach be vacated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21

Josiah s. Kelly, administrator Of Margaret
Virgins. today filed bill in equity against
John Virgins. praying that the defendant
be required to pay him sl,2sO. with interest
from March I. 1889. and praying for an ac-
counting and discovery by the defendant
respecting a certain United States bond Of
81 900 received by him on the above date
from Margaret Virgins and her daughter
Fannie Kelly Gordon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
CaStOria
For
Infants and Children.

CASTORIA PROMOTES DIGESTION. and over
comes Flatulency. Constipation. Sour Stomach
Diarrhoea and Feverishness. Thus the child Is
rendered healthy and its sleep NATURAL CAS-
TORIA contains morphine or other narcotic
property.
"CASTORIA Is SO well adapted to children that
recommend IT as superior to any prescription
known to me- Ii. A. ARCHER. Md,
Ill So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, " Y
For several years have recommended
Cas.oria.' and shall always continue TO do So as
IL has invariably produced beneficial results
EDWIN F. PARDEE MID,
l26th st. and It'll ave. New York city.