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The herald., 1895-04-28
RaIfour Hit Scotland

A story is t>ld of Mr.. Balfour's recent
golf-starring tour. He had made an iron
shot in which he had sent the soil almost
half as far as the ball. What diu | hit?''
he asked his caddie, as he looked around
to discover hidden boulder or a decapi-
tated stump The only reply was about
as crushing as could have been COM
pressed in a single word" Scotland
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n.>:.zal, de Sandaval SEEING he could do
nothing else par,loned them, and with
this he returned to Segura de Frontera,
and Cortes was very much pleased with
tho result. as we all were, and Sandoval
was well received.
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If the lava and ashes vomited from We
suyius since 4. D. 70 could be nodded
into bricks there would be a sufficient
number to make a city as large as New
York and London combined.
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Trousers

Our constant study:
How we can best please you.
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CHAPTER l.

OF How the Captains and Principal Men Who
Had Come With Narvaez Demanded Per-
mission to Return to Cuba. and of the
Manner in Which COrtes Gave II and How
They Returned land How COrtes Sent
Domingo and Jamaica
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08
FRIEND OF HAWAII.
Senator Perkins Has Worked Hard
to Advance It's interests.

Just prior to the close of the third
session of the Fifty-third Congress,
Senator George G. Perkins, of Cali
fornia, introduced a bill Author
izing the appointment of a nom
partisan commission to collate in
formation, and consider and recon-
mend legislation to meet the prob
lens presented by labor, agricul:
ture and capital" The Senate
Committee reported favorably on
the bill, but it was not reached upon
file before adjournment.
Senator Perkins, in writing to a
personal friend here says: " / have
always been in deep sympathy with
the promoters Of the new Republic,
and have done all in my power to
advance its interests. You know,
of course, the feelings of President
Cleveland and his Cabinet. think
it was principally engendered by
the personal hostility Of some of
the members of his Cabinet against
ex-President Harrison, and, after
having taken a stand, they do not
like to recede from it. I thought,
however, they would concede the
appropriation for the new cable,
but they did not, and it was the
influence of the Administration ex-
pressed through the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, who
would not allow the bill to pass.
Had they permitted it to come up
under the rules, it would undoubt-
edly have passed, and the Presi-
dent could not have afforded to
veto it. However, the next Con-
gress will surely pass it, unless [
am greatly mistaken"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08
ALOHA-LAND. A
BY a MALIHINI.

Good bye, thou dear Hawaiian Isles
1 will not say Farewell;
Where kindly Nature always smiles
O'er mountain, vale and dell.
Where climate, fruits and flowers are al
That could the heart suffice;
How truly, then, may you be called
Pacific's Paradise!
Here music holds its wondrous charm,
And dark eyed beauty reigns
O'er every race, and thinks no harm
In her unconscious chains.
With voices rich and spirits light
Youth throws aside its cares,
Can forget those moonlIghtS bright?
Those sweet Hawaiian airs?
o, land of mango, fern and palm,
OF cascades, fire and snowl
o, land of love, of peace and calm!
A word before | go.
1 hope to view your scenery grand
When / can come to stay;
Returning to ALoHA-LAND
To dream my life away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08
PORTUGUESE IMMIGRANTS.
Some of Them May Be Sent Away
Today Marriages-Visitors

It is likely that some of the
Portuguese laborers who came by
the steamer Braunfels will be cent
off to the other islands today. They
are now at the quarantine station
in charge of Wray Taylor, secre-
tary of the Board of immigration.
The contracts are being acknowl-
edged by J. M. Vivas, and the sig
nature of Mr.. Canavarro, Portu-
guese Consul, is also necessary on
them. They are being we'll cared
for and have plenty to eat. Fresh
beef, vegetables, potatoes, bread,
beans, ETC., go over to them daily.
On Saturday Father Valentine
went to the grounds and baptized
several children born during the
voyage. Yesterday in the Catholic
Cathedral the Bishop married
twelve couples. They were taken
to the church and back in a large
bus. The Portuguese band played
at the grounds during Sunday af-
ternoon and there was large num-
ber of visitors at the station from
town.
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of the captain to Honolulu since 1871
when he was here in the bark Agate.
His first visit was in 1853 in the
sloop-of-war Decatur. The majority
of the crew has been with him several
years Notwithstanding the aversion to
the vessel existing among the mem
bers of the sailors union of San Fran
stops where the captain does not have
a large number of visitors to inspect
his vessel. Especially is this true
where officers of the navy are sta
toned. Officers and bluejackets are
always anxious to pay their respects
to this monument of ''poor Gorange."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08
Imperial
Flour

Is the only blended -four ever
offered on these Islands. It is new
"Patent Process" OF blending together
the Best Known varieties of wheat for
strength and color, thereby producin g
a -four that will give the best possible
baking results for the housekeeper.
EE-Ask your grocer for a trial sack
it will cost you no more.
A. L. MORRIS G. CO.,
3o37-6m Wholesale Agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08

manufacture rubber stamps of aD
descriptions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08
Card of Thanks.

The teachers and pupils of Ka-
waiahao Seminary wish to publicly
thank Captain Pratt and custodian
r. Jay Greene and other friends
who so kindly assisted in the de-
tails of arrangement for their con-
cert at the Drill Shed last Saturday
evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08
Massage.

AIRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
W. that she will attend limited num-
ber Of patients. Address at 81. III.
Whitnsy's, King ST.; Bell Telephone 70.
3223-Gf
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PRIDE OF YANKEE SEAMEN.
Ship T. F. Cakes and Her Builder,
Henry GOrange.
HIS ILLUsrKIoUs WAR RECORD,

shipmate of Captain COchrane on the
Mississippi-Transfer of CIeopatra's
Needle-A tempt to Re-establish the
American Merchant Marine, Etc, Etc.
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CENTRAL AVENUE TRACT

Adjoins their cele brated Briswalter and Adams
street tract and contains 90 fine building lots
fronting on Central ave, Thirty-frs. and
Thirty second sts., which are graded and
curbed and have cement walks, shade trees
mud; we have put the price SO low and the
terms so easy that every lot will sell within 80
days prices 800, $l25, $3.50 to 1928: terms.
S25 down, balance $40 month. or liberal
discount for cash; no interest v i'll be charged
on lots sold during the next 60 days. once
NOR you have an opportunity to buy resi-
dence lots on d double electric ear line, only
II minutes ride from the business center, at
one half their actual value; take the Central
ave. cars, Mt corner OF Spring and Second SITS,
TO our branch Office at the corner of Twenty
ninth S., where our agents will show the prop
erty; free carriages to the tract. For maps and
prices see ORDER & DOW, 1887 y Broadway.
1Stf
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EXCUllSIOES.


BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS. PER
ID sonally conducted. leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Denver and
Rio Grande and burlington route Tor Chicago,
New York, Boston and other eastern points;
upholstered tourist cars with all conveniences.
zee any Southern Pacific agent or write to I. IL.
DUZAN, 222 5. Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
JUDsON's POPULAR EXCURSIONS-EVERY
81 Monday over the Rio Gfands Western and
Denver and Rio Grande railways; scenic route;
personally conducted; newly upholstered
cars through 10 Chicago, New York and Bos.
ton. Finest equipment, Est service, quick
time ONCE, 212 y. Spring st.
EtHIILIPs' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EN-
i cursions, via the Rio Grande and Rock
Island routes; leave Los Angeles every Tues
day, cross the sierra Nevadas, and pass the
entire Rio Grande scenery by daylight Also
via the Southern route, every Thursday.
Office. 13s :. Spring st.
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M"on,s Pills cure nausea, sick headache.
INDIGESTION ana biliousness 25c
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700 envelope. SOC; x ream writing papsr csc
langstadter, 367 n. Main ST., opp. Bster blooE
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers Of all delinquent mail subscriber
tethe Daily Herald will be promptly dscon-
lnued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by m all unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent, s. p. Palmer,
Rhinelander Building, New York.
j. T. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent
2l Merchants Exchange, San FranciRco, is an
authorised agent This paper is kept on file in
his Office.
The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for DC a copy.
Ne contributions returned
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When Baby was sick, we gnvs her Castora.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she cluEg to Castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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A. A. Ecksuom h q reno ed to 324 South
Spring street will his ock wall paper.
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Fom sALA-aIrY PROPERTY.

FOR sALA-.IrY PROPERTY.
RENFRo' DUBOIS { CUMMINGS
1919 W. Third ST., s,imson Block
SO BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN THE
MT. PLEASANT TRACT, BOYLE HEIGHTS.
$500 TO $500 EACH,
BALANCE. $40 FER MONTH
RYoU PAY TIE CASH WE WILL
RUILD you A HOUSE
FOR THE RENT YOU ARE PAYING.
DON'T LET THIS SNAP GO BY, BUT CALL
AT ONCE ON THE GENERAL AGENTS,
WHO ARE
RENFRo, DUBOIS & CUMMINGS,
8 1915 W. Third st stimson Block.
COR SALE-AN IDEAL CALIFORNIA
IL home; 10-room house, hard finished, hard
wood floors, modern in every particular; rent
ing for $40O per year; situated l4OO feet above
sea level; adjacent to Sierra Madre Vii a hotel,
2 miles north OF Lamanda Park; with acres
in the choicest native fruits irrigated by its
own water system; 80 hydrants on the prem
ises; income from sale of fruits exceeds 500
per annum; spacious, Pennsylvania style Of
barn, 3 stories and all necessary outbuildings;
price exceedingly low: terms easy would ac-
cept small city residence, southwest section OF
city preferred, in part CARTER & BEECHER,
1913 S. Broadway D.
EOR sALE-LOT 50x15O, NEAR f. FIFTH
Il ST., ~ block from Arcade depot, among
nice Improvements: q snap at $500; owner
paid Tlh00 for same lot; reasonable terms.
Apply RICHARD ALTsCHUL. exclusive agent,
1857 W. Second ST., Burdick block, 3l&7
GARRY & HINES
wi 227 W. Second 81.
Income property on Broadway at $3.50 per
foot. Lots in ell parts of city. Loans.
TOR SALE-ONE FINE LOT IN FAIR
L mount tract for $1,000. worth $1,000.
W. I. LARKIN IL CO.,
2Otf ITO S. Broadway.
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usx GERMAN FAMILY scar.
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MARy'S LITTLE CAMERA.


A little camera Mary had
She did not think it wrong
And every place that Mary went
She took the thing along.
Twas of the instantaneous kind.
'Twould take the lightning's flash
Or anything more quickly than
The miser takes his cash.
She tried the camera on fly
And caught it as it flew,
And Of the busy, buzzing bee
She got IL splendid view.
But when she tried to catch boy
Who o'or hts schoolbooks pored
Tho instantaneous process failed--
She was completely foored.
Tho times when he began n task
We're very. very few,
And when he did begin she failed
Since he so soon was through.
james Castle in Home and Country.
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DENFRO. DUBOIS & CUMMINGS
REAL ESTATE
AND
INVESTMENT BROKERS,
1917 W. THIRD ST.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
BARGAINS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
PROPERTY.
BEFORE BUYING SEE OUR LIST. TT
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CON TRACTORS.


CONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE, BjTUMIN
~ GUS and asphalt paving. 237 W First ST.
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TOR SALE

L'OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. AT GLEN
Il dale, paying fruit RANCH IS acres, 80
shares water piped, 600 bearing oranges 1000
bearing apr cots, 500 bearing peaches, $50
bearing prunes. $50 French prunes. 2years old,
800 apricots, years 200 Kelsey Japan plums.
4-room house, barn, etc This is a place that
anyone can make money on and is growing
better and more valuable all the time will
take house and lot in the city as part pay, bal
ancc on easy terms A. X. CRAWFORD, 205 Z.
Broadway. s-l3tf
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IIRENCH LADY, HEALING MEDIUM,
Il treats all diseases; consultation free; life
reading Parior T. No. 355la s. Spring st.
MARS. HOPKINS MITCHELL BUSINESS
Wl and test medium, has resumed business
at 700 Z. Fifth ST.: call and see her.
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nor SALE-FRUIT LANDS IN THE EX-
II Mission Maclay rancho, near san Fernando
within easy reach of the city; HOO feet above
sea level; delightful climate; $75 per acre, on
easy terms; also good building lots i'll West
Apply to the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA, rooms 6 and Z Phillips Block
Annex, Los Angeles; special prices for cash. 3-5
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NOR SALE-$2OO BUYS REIMBURSEMENT
Il OF GAO acres school land in los Angeles
county, all level, and plenty OF water can be
county and the only full section we have left
and is good for this week only. DAY & ANON,
l19lS S. Spring st.
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PLY SOL N y.

7 1T NJ L. RAYMOND MD. LADY pHYSI-
IL clan; diseases of women and chidred a
specially. Ofhce and residence, 251l. S. Main
ST., Los Angeles telephone lo2 west; Office
hours to IN.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-07

He Encountered q Most Remarkable Sys-
tenn of Burglar Alarms In House With
Unlocked Doors-Belis, Tin Pans and .
Baseball Bat--The Explanation.
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PIANOS.
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.

CHENEY & CRONIN-NW. COR. FRANKLIN
~ and New High SITS, Los Angele s. Rooms
IL, Is, Id, Abstract and Title Insurance block.
DECK & FOLEY, ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw,
i and 8, Moore blk 40 Court st.
M X. YOUNG, ATTORNEY AT-LAw, 4Os
Naa Bradbury building.
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For SALE
$50 per acre, 800 acres frstclass alfalfa
land
$40 per acre, 100 acres alfalfa. close in
300 per acre, 10, 90 and 90 acre blocks at
city limits terms easy.
W. P. LARKIN & Co.
ITO s. Broaway,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-07

LNOR EXCHANGE FINE LOT IN CITY FOR
Il certificate of $40 acres school land under
Victor canal preferred. DAY d ANON. 49,
S Spring st. &
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SPECIALISTS.

nR. X. c. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC oPTICIAN,
~ with the L, A. optical Institute; eyes ex-
smincd free. l25 S, Spring st.
nR. J. II. RYAN, EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
u throat, etc, removed to 202, stimson blk.
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CHOICE FRUITS AND vEGEr BL Es.
MOTT MARKET = sPECIALTIEs; TEAS,
lVA coffees. spices and olives LUDWIG Il
WAGNER, telephone $50
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w a NTED-AGENT r,
Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-DOG TO CHEW UP TRAMPS;
w must be good for about ten tramps every
"a hours. Apply Friday afternoon, February
Sth, at 651 s. Broadway s
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DEFECTIVE aGENoIEs.

II ERSTlNG & CO., PRACTICAL GARDEN
IN ers; lawn laying and cutting specially;
gardens cared for by the month on reasonable
terms. Address, 266 s. Main ST., Los Angeles.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19

Talbert. Wm., $262:63.
Tew. VIM. E.. $s.ls.
Traver. VIM. r., S41.20.
Truxell. VIM. H., $34.52.
Trmble, Wm.. heirs Of, $2.62.
Thomas, Wn., &S4. 40.
Thomas, VIM. R., S195.69.
Thomas, VIM. R., S43. 20.
Thomas, VIM. R., S34-70.
Thomas, VIM. B., 81. 81.
Thompson, Wilson H.. S2O.9S.
Thorn. VIM. ZIG a.
Thorn. VIM, 1854.
Todd, VIM. B., $5.35.
Todd. VIM. B., $S.94.
Torrens, Wm.,$S.b7.
Trustees Wesley Zion Church, S12.51.
Trustees Wesley Zion Methodist Church,
Tucker. VIM. E. ct al. s2s.57,
Tucker. VIM T.. et al. Sl4.64.
Tucker, VIM. H., SIT 80.
Turner, WilliamA., $6431.
Union Building Co., $1,729.72.
Union Baiding Co., $75.94.
Union Building Co., $52.15.
Union Building Co., Seas
Uhlman, GhaS. j.. So. 64
Uhlman, Chas. j., $29.l2.
Uhlman, ChaS. j., $2.0S.
University Club Of the City of Washing
ton, ID. c., S2S9.T9.
University Club of the city of Washing
ton, ID. c., S99.02
Urnhaw George, S16.41
Unity Presbyterian Church, $39.03.
Unity Presbyterian Church. 2 lots, each
$3296.
Uike, Veronica H. A, S37 30.
Ulke, Veronica II. A, $7.S4.
v
Van Reuths, Adolph, S35. 80
Vestry Christ Church, So. 5.04
Yolland, c. D., $15.67.
Vestry Epiphany Parish, Washington,
Vonderlehr, Elizabeth v, $6159.
YanyalkenbeTg, Francis and Margaret,
yanyalkenberg, Francis and Margaret,
$SS.76.
Vernstein, Frank. S2290.
Van Horn, Geo. w. H., $55.7S.
Voigt, Gustav, S2447.
Volker, II. j., $14. 10.
Van Horn, John F., $40.S0.
Vanderbilt, John b., $37 .43.
Vinson, John T., $634.14.
Vlnson. Julia p. S5.a4.
Vinson, Julia P, $5.61
Vosburgh John r., $2S. .97.
Vance, Lucinda, Sl13.62.
Vance, Lucinda, S54. 4.64.
Vansant, Lewis, S34.S3.
Van Riswick, Martina, $33S4.
Vosburgh, Martin w, S13.05.
Vermiilion, Nicholas, S31.2
Vermllllon, Nicholas, $40 .66.
Vestry, st. James Parish, $16S.33.
RiSVVicl- william
The Washington times., 1895-03-19
varneII. Geo. W. 81. 10.
Won Esson, Peter. So 49,
COUNTY--Non Agricultural.

Allen. Abraham. each. So
Allen. Abraham. S1.5S.
Anderson. Allen G :. 2 each. S12,s2
Asche, AlOysius and CoTnelia, $50.
Adams, Amanda. S2S a.
Adams. Amanda. S5.53.
Ambush. Andrew g, each S7.77.
Allen. Bennet a. Sl6.56.
Abel. Edith. ct al. 2 each. S12.s1.
Abbott. Ellen c.. 2 each. S4.64
Allen. Emily. S5.31.
Altemus, Frank s. S64.37.
Altemus, Frank 5. S41-2S.
Alexander. Frank. S24.2S-
Alexander, Frederick q. S5.12.
Abbott. George W S14.64.
Armstrong, George H. S12.S2.
Arlington, George R.. $7.41:
Arlington. George R. S12. 81
Alexander. James. SIT %.
Alexander, j Ohm 2 :. 6.S9-
Allen. Joseph, S1S.41-
Anderson. John H. 4 each. SIS. 40
Anderson. John H. S21 "a.
Anderson, John H. S21. .19.
Ashton, John c.. and George " SIS. .4S.
Atkins. Joseph l.. S21 II.
Atkins. Kate B.. S66.S9
Atkins, Kate B.. S120.76.
Adams, Mary F.. S16.62-
Adams, Mary o. D.. S5-S4.
Anderson, Marion T.. SS9.64.
Arlington. Martha F.. 81 so.
Arlington. Martha F.. 81 .43-
Ashford. Mahlon. ct al. 81 Al.
Able. Samuel S13.41.
Armstrong. Samuel j.. S5S AZ.
Alexander, Spencer. S11.49.
American Secu rlty and Trust Co.. 10.
each. 1884.
American Security and Trust Co.. 2. each.
$50. As.
American Security and Trust Co.. $50 as.
American Security and Trust Co, 81 46.
American Security and Trust Co, S32. .
American Security and Trust Co.. S23 81.
American Secu rity and Trust Co., 27.
each. S14.4 40.
American Security and Trust Co.. Z. each.
Sc. So
American Security and Trust Co.. 2. each.
SS. 10.
American Security and Trust Co. S7.s4.
American Secu urty and Trust Co., 10.
each. $4.66.
American Security and Trust Co.. 8. each,
Sc. 3S.
American Security and Trust Co.. S11 81.
American Security and Trust Co.. $4S 10.
American Security and Trust Co., SO AZ.
American Security and Trust Co. S6 AZ
American Security and Trust Co.. sc. SO.
American Security and Trust Co.. 5. each.
Sc. 96.
American Security and Trust Co. 8. each,
5.04
American Security and Trust Co.. So so.
American Security and Trust Co.. So 81
Addison. William, S55.S1.
Andrews. William H.. S175. 10.
Appold. WiIbert B. 2. each. 81. Sc
Appold. Wlbert B.. S19. II.
3
Baldwin, Aaron. S1091
Barghausen. August. S22.34.
Boyer. Anna NJ. S45.53.
Batson. Alice Lee. $7.S4.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19
THE wAsHINToN TIMES TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1898.

Warren, William. $3.50.
Warren, William, $21.1S
Warren, William, S42. 40.
Webster, William F., $27. Sc
Weeck. w. T. L., SO. 80.
West. WIN; Ii. !, ct al, trust, se5ssi
@ @Methsrill; Mm 7 S27; 81;
Wheeler. VIM H OF al. trust ,&A9Gfs
Whelan, William T., $4S 54
Whelan. William T., $3672
Whelan. William T., SS.4l.
Whelan. William T.. S149 oil.
White. Williams. $37 80.
Wilcox, Walter r., S2O. 90.
Wilcox, Walter r., $1925.
wilcox, Walter r., $1913.
Wilcox, Walter R., S1S.S3.
Wilcox, Walter r.. Sc. .23.
Wilcox, Walter r., $3S. .16.
Wilcox, Walter r., S1979.
Wilcox, Waiter R., SIT 04
Wilcox. Waiter r., $1S.47
Wilcox. Waiter r., S15966.
Wilson, William. $13.92
Wilson, William H., $211 OF.
Window, William D., $3a. rs.
Wright, WalterE. etal., $500.
Wright, William H, S21.37
Wright. William ii. ct al, SET 40.
Wright, William W, ST.. 20.
Wright, William W., jr., S15. 90.
Woodward, VIM. X. ct al, S9.26
Woodward. Wm. K. eft al, S127S
1Wyoodward, Moo Wm. A i. ct al. S9.7dd.
Wormley. Vim. H. A., S5T "a.
Williams, Zodoc, $31.O9.
Y
Young, Alice H. S4s.96.
Young, Cloie, $6.63.
Yoder, Emma L., S23 So.
Yoder, Emma L., S20.98.
Yoder, Emma L., S25.73.
Yoder, Emma l.. S44.92.
Younger. Edw c. S4s39.
Young, Francis. $51.61.
Young, Henry, ct al, tr.. SGT 7.3S
Young, Henry, ct al, tr., $16.39.
Young, Henry. c. S3.0A
Young, John NJ, $13.84
Young, John NJ, 2, each $500.
Young, John M, $13.S4.
Young, John NJ, $1413.
Young, John NJ, S1416.
Young, John Thos S1S.O6
Young, Lavini5. $94.2S.
Young Mems Christian Assn, of ID. O.,
1921.
Young Mems Christian Assn. of d. c.,
$12821
Yates, Richard H., ST. .37.
Yates, Richard H.. $6355.
Yates, Susan, $5.77.
Young, Thomas E. S1372
Young, Thos E., 5000
Young, VIM. II. A, $42.96.
Zappone. America, S5s .S3.
zimmerman, A, trust, S66. 81.
Zuccareilo. Felix. z, each S17.16.
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Claxton, Arthur B. ct al, SS3.75.
Cropley, Arthur B., $s6.97.
Curtis, Ely, S3.41.
Curtis, Ely, $3.50.
Curtis, Ely, S2.65.
Collins, Ellen, S7.14
Collins, Ellen, $2.26.
Carter, Fannie D., S12.98.
Carter, Fannie D., $12.S6.
Carter, Fannie D., S1.70.
Chisley, Frances, S10.56.
Chisley, Frances, S2.66.
Casilear. Geo, S9.71.
Casilear, Geo. w, S46.2S.
Casilear, Geo. W, S1.3S.
Casilear, Geo. w, S4.95.
Casilear, Geo. w, 81 .46.
Chamberlain, Geo. W. MS, Sc. 80.
Chamberlain, Geo. w, 1923.
Chamberlain, Geo. W, S1S.25.
Chick, Henry c., S52.9S.
Covers, Henry. S73.S1.
Cryer, Henry, $6.49:
CauStin, fSadore c., S2.04.
Connolly, Jas. B., S65. .38.
Cassin. Jno. H., SCI. .21.
Connolly, Jno. c., $50. 20.
Cocker, Jas. H., $10.56.
Coleman, Mary, So So.
Cook. Jno. F., tr.,. S47.7o.
Cation. Michael. S37.19.
Carroll, Mary L., S2S.49.
Cotter, Mary, S1.S1.
Crowley, Nicholas, S13.03.
Crowley, Nicholas, S2.12.
Cropley, Richard L., S42.T7.
Cropley, Richard L., -STS.41.
Cropley, Robert B., $2.16
CropIey, Robert B., 1.65.
Cropley, Robert B., $500.
Cropley, Robert B., S2.15.
Cropley, Robert B., S3.38.
Curtis, VIM. H., S5.12
Clabaugh, VIM, So 10.
CIabaugh, Wm., S11 .45.
ClabaGgh, VIM, S14.S2.
Clabaugh, VIM, $1S.S6.
Chandler, VIM, tr., So. .39.
Chandler, VIM, tr., $1S.43.