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FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY, FRONTING
70 feet on Pa ave. Sc, running through, even
width, to d st. room for two houses; Improved
by frame dwelling; price, So 800; builder
with small house as part payment could make
favorable terms. w. S. MINNIX, 1927 st. NV.
ja30
FOR SALELTO RELIABLE BUILDERS SEVER, IL
splendid building fronts northeast. Very easy
terms to the right kind of men.
ja22-3m AUGUST DONATE, Gil eth st.
FOR SALE-FORT MYER HEIGHTS HAS MOST
promising future of any Of the suburbs; only 2
miles from White House; minutes walk from
GeOrgetown's stores; adjoins the handsomest
military post in the country; number Of houses
completed and occupied. We are selling choice
lots on small monthly payments. Call or write
for prices, &c. ROBINSON LODGE, 80 At
lantic building ja231m
FOR SALE-PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC.
II you wish q choice lot for q home or for in.
vestment select one In this the choicest part OF
the District
Lots front on the Conduit road and overlook the
Potomac river and Virginia hills; are within three
miles of the white House,
Washington and Great Falls Electric railway
surveyed to run through the property.
Number Of lots limited
Scenery and healthfulness unequaled. Apply
Palisades Office. 1420 E ct. nv
S. II. PINE
fa51m Special Agent.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tho REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per,
feet condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered
free in city; month applies on purchase OF
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
d10-tf Cor. 9Th and sts NV.
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FOR KENT-BY BARNES WEAVER,
629 + st. NV
POI Maple nvIDP, sr $40 1522&1b24 9Th NV sr25 so
1851 COrcoran NV, 12r. 40 655 S se Il. 25.5 so
JOG st NV. ST.. .37 so 233 18th st sw. 81. so
423 X st NV. 12r. .35 so 333&335 Spruce Sr %. so
go ODD st NV, ST. 35 80 1902 18th st NV Or 90. so
1924 33d NV Tor. IS so 233 st me- Or. %. 40
$50 22d st NV ST. 30 so Coz Spruce I1DP Or 20 so
2214 G st NV, Sr. 30 30 Alb Mass NV, Sr. %
122 p st ne, Sr. $50 500 d st se Or. 80
1927 7th NV. s&dwg 80 426 Elm st LDP. 81. II. 80
b12 I'd st me- 7r. so 1871 9th st me- Or. Is
1907 9Th st NV. 2750l1O19 18th st Sc, Or. 10
1t
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The Montross, 1115 9th st. NV; 3 or rooms;
kitchen and bath: steam heat.
Call I
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLES. No 8, bet and p.
1912 18th NV lrear). .$45 18th and 18th. 20
1914 10th NV (rear) 35 No 4. bet and p,
No 2, bet 21st, Mass 18th and 10th. :..S
and Fla ave. ...2o 1924 az NV F,r.i2
No 3, bet 21st. Mass 1121 14th st NV IT'D. 10
ave and Fla ave % lJt aud SITS. w
No 2, bet o and p G car house.
18th and 10th. go. Is vezy large. .2OO
No 5, bet 0 and p 1929 + NV (rear). 10
18th and 18th "a l712 18th NV (rear). 10
1918 L st (rear). % 622 9th NV (rearl ~
No L. Mass ave & DIST &I 34O8 NV (rear) 10
| 1919 18th NV (rear) =. g
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO..
ia26-tr 1924 st. NV
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POTOMAO@RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.,
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, d. c.,
FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK, VA.
The New and Powerful Iron Palace Steamers
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK,
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Washington daily at pm. from foot Of
18th ST. wharf arrive at Fortress Monroe at $50
am next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 73O am,
where railroad connections made for all points
south and southwest, and with the Old Dominion
steamers for New York. Merchants and Miners
steamers for Boston. Providence Savannah, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla. making elegant sea trip
for tourists and invalids.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk daily at 6:1O PIN. Leave Fortress
Monroe at 1:1O pm. Arrive at Washington at
$40 am. next day.
ave., TO7 10Th ST. NV, aud on board steamers at
wharf, foot of 7th st.
Telephone No. $50.
JNO. CALLAHAN,
dI3-tf Gen. Supt.
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FOR RENT - 5000 WILL RENT DESIRABLE
Groom brick house; in good order; water and
gas 1929 st. NV.
Inquire CHARLES G. THORN, 1913 NV.
ja3O-3ts
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BUY A HOME SITE AT
TUX EDO.

$40 up. Smell payment down and 81 per week.
Warranty deed free. Ten per cent of for cash.
Tuxedo is on Pennsylvania railroad, adjacent to
Washington high ground, overlooking the city,
Communication fare, cents. Station on grounds.
Excursions daily. Tickets and circulars st office,
623 st. NV d15-s&wtf
FOR SALE-I WILL SELL HANDSOME BUILDING
site, 16x9S, 18th street east, for $475. Terms'
SIS down, $40 month.
n3-3m OWNER A. Star ONCE.
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Mass Az 4 18th NV.
%. e1co ~

FOR RENT-FEBRUARY l, 1871 ST. NV,
State Department; II rooms; heated by
furnace; rent moderate.
ja19-12t O. D. LIEBERMANN. 1903 F st.
FOR RENT 202 Del av ne, 81. $40 90
1901 18th NV, 14r$125 0O 1918 9s NV, Or. ~ 80
10 st 11r. IS 90 1890 Union st. Or. 80
1712 Ore ave. 12r. IS 90 1854 NJ 11r&b. .75.O 90
st ne. 11r. go 90 941 II ave, 81. 80. 90
S13 st NV, Tor. 81 90 s03 Sth ne, 7r, bath25 90
206 Del ave- 12r. 5000
d15-7w' TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st.
FOR RENT-s4O PER MONTH"; 1870 AND 1892
9th st. NV: 10 rooms: all modern tonreniences;
good neighborhood: rent very low. Also 1144
18th ST.: square from Conn., ave-; only $50
per month. Inquire of FRANK T. BROWNING,
416 5th st. NV. ta21-tf
FOR RENT-3o37 ST.; BEAUTIFUL NEARLY
new brick and stone residence; 1! rooms; ample
Rent, $45. OWNER, 101 Corcoran building.
ja24-1ms
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW CORNER
house; rooms and bath; all mod imp; above
Dupont circle; $50 per mo. Apply CHARLES
EARLY, 6O3 18th St. NV. ja25-lst
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FOR RENT-9O3 NJ ST. COMPLETELY RENO
waited for careful tenant; II rooms; large stable.
Only SIS. JOHN Q. JOHNSON. 18th and g.
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nearly new; 2-story and basement pressed brick
bay-window house; $35 per mo. to responsible
tenant. Key at 5O7 LIST st. ne. 1a303ts
FOR RENT (NOT FOR SALE
211O ST.: new house of II rooms and baths;
hot water heat; finest finish and most complete
appointments; low price to a good and permanent
tenant. Also 1911 21st st. NV, $40.
Inquire of
ta306t" OWNER, pip o at. NV
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on K ST.; north, south and east windows; private
hell. range. sink and bath; rent, $25 references;
private families. 261S X ST NV, ja30-6t"
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FOR RENT = $3.50 WILL. RENT VERY DE
sirable S-room brick house; modern improve
mentsy in good order. 1908 18th ST., cor. 18th
and NJ sts. NV.
inquire CHARLES G. THORN, 1918 NV.
ia}Q-2ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES- COZ 7th NV, LIST Il. $1,000
1924 B st NV. en- 931 Pa ave upper
tire basement. $40. DOL part) ........... 5000
Sc 18th and + SWcor 18th & E,3r. 80. 90
SITS NV Ar, entire 1925 Pa av NV, 4th 10000
Sd floor 40 DOL 515 18th NV, LIST Il 5000
Pa and 18th NV, 1921 Pa av, I'd Il. 90
rooms. ....... IS DOL 1918 NV, 4th T.. .25. 90
$40 18th st NV . So 4O 1918 + NV. Sd fr 10. 90
521 18th st NV. 45 col 1918 + NV, Sd q. 1000
Sc 18th and + 6O5-7 th,several rs..-
NV, 2r, I'd floor. 40 DOL 1417 G w.several RS
1923 NV several 1921 NV, several
fine offices. .....-i fine Offices.
1925 Pa nv NV Sd a. 40 DOL go NV, several RS
THOMAS ]. FISH Err & CO.,
ja26-tr 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT-THE EXTENSIVE OFFICES ON THE
first floor of the McGill building just vacated by
the Fidelity Building AssOciat ions Cheapest
rent considering the accommodations, In the city.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES- WARD PLACE; NEW
house; never occupied handsomely decorated; Or.
$50 MEYERS & ANDERSON, 1928 G st. NV.
jaSC-6t
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FOR RENT - $50 WILL RENT VERY De
sirable IS room house; in good order; modern I'm
provements hot-air furnace: 1902 I st. NV.
Inquire CHARLES G. THORN, 1913 B NV.
ja3O-3ts
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FOR RENT - NEW .FLAT-vERY DESIRABLE;
steam heat; southern exposure; rooms and bath;
heat rent and wafer, s25. 1904 14th st. NV.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTHD-TO PURCHASE A NICE HOUSE OF
q or rooms In the northwest, for about 81. 900;
must lie a great bargain; none other need apply.
G. 7. YODER. SIS ST. ny ti3O3t
wANTED-HOUSE OR FLAT; To 9 ROOMS;
coHvcnicnees; Sl2 20 SIS per month; Is minutes
walk of 9TH and PA. n.w. ny pre-
ferred. Box rs, Star office. It,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED-AT ONCE-5-ACRE PROPERTY IN
d. c. Maryland, within half-hour drive OF
Washington and one mile of Il. r.; 81 900 OF
less. j. II. CROWLEY Il CO.. TO3 18th st. ja29-3,
FOR RENT-BEIMONT FARM: so ACRES; 3,
woods; public road; Silver Spring sta.
ton: buildings in good repair; situation healthy
unfailiEg spring; garden soil: poultry range; $12
monthly. Apply to OWNER. at Silver Spring
Farm, north end OF BrightwOod ave. d22-0
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

800 K st ne, Or. 100
GIT I st ne, 7r....16.9
1902 Linden ne, Or. IS. so
1917 G st ne, Or. 1875
603 I st ne, 6r. 1850
1903 II st ne, Or. 1850
1915 l st ne, 5r. 1850
317 10th st ne, 5r. lilo
Sc cor 18th and B
SITS ne, 5r. .......10.W
SIS Brewer ct ne, 5r. $50
1907, 1909, 1913,
1921 Turner ne, Or $50
1913 & 1926 Turner
st ne, 5r. $50
OBS 18th st sw, Or. 5000
1906 Az st sw, 12r. 25. 90
939 C st sw, Sr. 300
916 Va av sw, Sr. 300
454 Md av sw, 7r.N.5S
915, OF, 919 Md
ave sw, Or. 1000
421 18th st sw, 7r. 1890
41S, 430 and 434
LIST st sw, 4r. 1870
214 BIZ st sw, 4r. 1000
1899 Az st sw, 5r. 1890
6171a Del av sw, Ar. 1000
214 14th st sw, Ar. 800
81 NJ st sw, Ar. $50
1924 s Cap sw, 2r. $3.50
1919 1st st sw, Or. 800
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS JUST FINISHED. In
the Harrison; nreproof building: corner Sd and
SITS. NV. HARVEY SPALDNG. d3-2m
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FOR RENT-HOUSIsS-171O 18TH ST. NV;
~ decorated: Or. and b.: Ami; heated by fur
mace; frst-class location; former rent, $54; will
rent now for $43. MEYERS & ANDERSON. 1873
G st. NV. ja.O-6t
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FOR RENT-1341 CORCORAN ST. NV; 10 RMS
and bath; in good condition. ami. Per month,
$3.50. Offer wanted. THOS. q. HENSEY q
CO., 1900 st. NV. ja21-tf
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MANICURE & HAIRDRESSING

MRS SMITH, MANICURE. FEE. 5OC. SEVEN
Ii, kets, 50. Miss Wies hairdresser. charEes
DE and up. Separate private parlors. TIL
PALAIS ROYAL, q and 18th SITS. Ja2&
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FOR RENT-NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSE NEAR
Washington Circle; very low rent-$1O.50 month.
Apply CHAS. EARLY. Cos i4th ST. NV. ja21-1St
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FOR RENT-921 STREET N.W.-FEB. 1.
A fine residence-11 rooms; in good condition;
modern improvements; southern exposure; In
very desirable location and in short distance OF
five lines
ia3O-st. Inquire Of OWNER, 923 I street NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-1233 MASS. AVE, NICELY FUR
nshed 3D. story front room: bay window; southern
exposure; and room I'd floor, with board.
iaS(Ltas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20

husband and kind father: and TO Mrs
Cleveland as the honored wife OF an hon
orcd American, and woman whom al
Americans adored.
Secretary Herbert, In responding to 'hs
toast: 1.-THE American Navy" reviewed
the great achievements OF It's more prom
inent representatives. paid high tribute
10 the sailor boys; thanked the Newport
News Shipbuilding Company for the
good work II has already done toward
the establishment OF the new navy, and
predicted for the plant great and pros
porous future.
President Orcutt, OF the Newport News
Company. warmly thanked the Secretary,
reviewed the history OF the WORKS, ana
read a coneratulatory telegram received
to-day from Mr. G. T.. Huntington, who
Is now i'm California I'm which that gen.
floman wished the guests Of the compa q
10 understand that the Newport News
ward. I'm serving the Government, desired
10 make sure Of turning out efficient
work. even at the expense OF pronts.
Congressman Washington. OF tennessee.
delivered an impromptu address IN re-
sponse TO the toast Nashville, which
bristled with patriotism and eloquence,
and was received as the feature Oh the
banquet
Major Jeffries. Of Wilmington. Del. re-
sponded feelingly 10 the toast, winning
ton"
Other brief addresses we're made, oc-
cupyine the time until =. NJ, when the
guests from Nashville, Wilmington. and
Washington were taken out 10 the differ
ent vessels of the squadron. where they
we're rovally entertained by the respcc-
tive officers and several impromptu dances
were given on the vessels decks.
AT o'clock the guests were carried 70
Fort Monroe, where the early evening
was spent in social intercourse and
dancing.
AT 10 p NJ. the steamer Newport News,
with the friends Of Secretary Herbert
and President Orcutt on board, left on
the return trip 10 Washington.
Secretary Herbert has ordered the
White Squadron to sea on Monday next
for a weeks target practice.
sgcRrTARY uneBrRT ARBrvrs.
At quarter past o'clock the Norfolk
and Washington Line steamer New
port News arrived from Washington with
Secretary Herbert's party on board. The
secretary's flag aoated from the head OF
the bow Of the steamer AS she passed
the North Atlantic squadron. which lay
in the river just below the shipyard,
fired nineteen guns the Secretary's salute.
The party consisted Of Secretary Herbert.
and Mrs. Harmon. Miss
Harmon. Assistant Attorney-Gencral and
Mrs. Dickinson, Assistant Secretary Cur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
THE EASTERN HOSPITAL.
Extracts From the Report Of the Board of
Directors of the Institution.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Oct. l9.-Spe-
cial.-At the recent quarterly meeting OF
the Board OF Directors OF the Eastern
State Hospital, DR.. James ID. Moncure
submitted his annual report
The Doctor states that the institution is
now In Its one hundred and twenty-second
year. and at the beginning OF the year.
October /. 1895. there were i6S patients In
the hospital. There were admitted dur
ing the year 1856; total number treated,
565. OF which so were discharged as re-
covered. "a died during the year, leaving
5l2 in the institution at the end of the
year. October l, 1885. The average
number treated was iS7. The mortality
at this hospital for the past year was
unusually small.
The contract for the construction OF a
building for the insane sick was not
given out by the board, for the reason
that the amount set apart for this Dur-
pose was greatly under the lowest bid
der for the work, and the architect, Mr.
Carl Ruehrmund, OF Richmond. was d.
rected to submit new plans at as early
date as possible. The bidders will
be notified when and where they can be
seen.
Miss Willie Vest has returned for
visit TO her old home. Miss Vest has
been travelling extensively on the Pacific
coast for the past two years.
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Two thousand Men Ont.

UNlONTOWN. PA, Oct l9.--The YOU
ghiogheny river region miners have gone
out on u strike against a reduction In
wages.
All the miners on the Youghiogheny are
affected. At the Lee and Baugh mines two
thousand men are idle.
The strike is against a reduction In
wages from the scale-rate. IS cents per
ton, established recently.
DUBOIS, PA. Oct. ia general strike
OF soft coal miners has been reported ana
endorsed by the miners In this vicinity.
The strike was ordered because OF the re-
fusal OF the Central and Northern Penn
sylvania coal operators 70 grant the stve
cents per ton advance asked for by the
convention. Of October I'd. The terri
tory covered by the strike extends from
cambria to this place, and swcnty-nve
thousand men arc In the movement.
Strike leaders counsel a policy or peace
ana VIII endeavor to acoomplishe thsir
enos without resort to violence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
NASHVILLE And WILMINGTON
UDcle Sans ktW Boats Rocked in the
Cradle Of tho Deep.
i GREAT DAY FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
esIctary Herbert and the white squad
ron Were There. and IT Was Made
Great Gala Day-Tbc Launching
Complete Success.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, oct. I3.-spo-
tial.-This has been a gaIa-day for New
port News: the entire city has been in
holiday attire. and all the prominent
business houses have been closed dur
Ing the day n honor Of the launching OF
she eunboats Nashville and Wilmington.
at the Newport News ship-buildng and
Dry-Dock Companys yard here.
When the massive gates were raised By
the watchmen at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. throwing one OF the largest ana
most complete Institutions OF that char
acter open 10 the public, an immense
crowd rushed in, all hoping to get IN
3 good position 20 SEQ the good ships
make their journey from their birthplace
60 tho water. For hours, thousands OF
men, women. and children jostlcd each
other. and waited patiently for the great
event. for II was indeed great event,
not only 20 Newport News ana Virginia.
but 10 the South. inasmuch as this Is the
first Government vessel built In the South
by private ship-yard.
To-day was made occasion Of unusual
IaNdl tciloHSidtl'Hs ANlihi" ounce as
sempling the North Atlantic squadron In
Hampton Roads, opposite the shipyard,
and Secretary Herbert, with the distin-
Euishtd party coming from Washington
by special steamer 10 participate Ashore
and anoat, a prOfusion OF flags and
large crowds of people made a brilliant
spectacle. The event WAS remarkable, "a
81 is the first instance on record OF TWO
warshps being launched on the same
day from a single set OF ways. The YES
sells had been constructed one ahead OF
the other. tandem" fashion, upon a con-
tinuoJs incline. the Nashville nearer the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
CLETELAND COMING.
He Proposes to DO Something Besides Eat
and Shake Hands

and Shake Hands.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. Io-President
Cleveland and his Cabinet will do the
hardest days work OF their lives IL they
take IN tenth OF the things on the
programme. Elaborate preparations are
Deing made for the entertainment of
.he visitors. A new dress of bunting is
oeing placed on the buildings In the
heart OF the city and along the fashion,
able residence streets.
The florists have great orders for
decorating the presidential suit OF rooms
at the Arason. A long string OF break
iasts, dinners, and receptions have been
declined by the committee which propose
70 give Mr.. Cleveland and party chance
TO do something besides eat and shake
hands
At the Exposition everybody will have
chance to see the President and the
auditorium. where he is to speak, has a
seating capacity OF ten thousand
There Is general feeling here that
president Cleveland will take this occa-
sion to make some significant utterances,
either as to his future plans or as to the
country's foreign relations.
The railroads are distributing their cars
to bring in excursionists next Tuesday
and Wednesday. They are prepared to
bring 10000 between Tuesday and We'd
ncsday morning.
Cotton picking is on an advanced scale;
the farmers are better Supplied with
money than for five years, and they will
take two or three days holiday next week.
At Mayor Kings dinner Tuesday next
President Cleveland and Vice President
Stevenson will sit on the right and left
respectively. OF the Mayor. The presence
or these two officials at function out.
side of Washington is rare
Mr.. Stevenson is taking III the Exposi-
ton quietly. His wife. who is a dis
tinguishe1 member OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, is attending
the councils of that body and of the
Colonial Danes regularly.
socially. the Steyensons are having a
Driipant time. with hundred or more
invitations than they can accent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
Moonshiners Captured.

WHEELING. w. VA. Oct. l3.-For sew
eral months number of moonshlne stl,,s
have been In operation on Greenbrier
river In Monroe, and all efforts TO capture
the Illicit distillers proved futile up to last
night
Last night United States Marshal Vim
son and posse raided the camp at mid
night. and captured J. A. Poole. Tom
Shrewster. James Quinlan, and Harry
Terrence. while three Others made their
escape In the pine thickets.
Several hundred gallons of brandy were
found. The capture is regarded as the
most important made IN years
The men who made their escape were
learned to be Charles Farley, VIII Nc
Coy. and Warren Hartford. 1t is thought
some OF them were injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20


announced 10 the world. II christen thee
Wilmington" IL was with much pride
and pleasure that Miss Gray named the
Wilmington, after the time-nonored Gus
tom. for the principal city OF her native
State. The Wilmington was mex IN the
stream by the tug Hinton. which TOOK
her IN tow and carried her to ono OF
the docks. near the place here the Nash
Vile hac been secured ana there tied her
cp.
After the ceremonies OF launching the
two shlps were over, many OF the prom
nept people present were entertained at
a banquet held in the magnificent build
ing whore the main offices OF the yard
are located. The banquet-haii was hand
someiy decorated with flags and bunting
At the bead OF tne hail. encased In the
nationsl colors was handsome por-
trait Of Secretary Herbert. Plates were
laid for four hundred and eighteen
TaE TossTs.
A. ~ banquet which followed the
iaunc'I the Rev. Mackay Smith, OF Wash
lng' A. responded 20 the toast the Presi-
osnS" ana referred TO the Chief Execu-
i've - model Of patriotism. q true
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powerful fleet which Great Britain would
doubtless send there TO enforce her de-

powerful fleet which Great Britain would
doubtless send there 10 enforce her de-
mands.
LONDON. Oct. 1s.-The st. James Ca
xette says II Is In a position to state that
Lord Salisbury has sent an utimatum to
President Crespo. Of Venezuela. demand
ing reSaration for the arrest OF police
man at Uruan. and stating the terms
upon which Great Britain will definitely
determine the boundary dispute with
Venezuela- The ultimatum is either on
the way to Venezuela or possibly has by
this time been actually delivered. Lord
Salisbury and Mr.. Chamberlain. the
Colonial Secretary. the Gazette says. de-
cided upon his final course in the matter
before Mr.. Chamberlain started on his
vacation month ago. and both agreed
that 1t was necessary to end the frontier
dispute at once. even II II had to be ac-
complished by force.
Omciais OF the foreign Office practically
confirm the statement made by the st.
james Gazette that Lord Salisbury has
forwarded an ultimatum to the Presi-
dent OF the Venezuelan republic.