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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04
Board of A~pricnlture.

Gov. Stone yesterday afternoon an
nounced the appointment of the fol-
lowing gentlemen as members of the
state board of Agriculture for the
term of three years from July 20, 1894:
First District-David A. Ely, Sublett,
Adair county.
Fourth-Euguene Rhoades, Fairfax,
Atchison.
Seventh-Wallace Estill, Estill,
Howard.
Eight. G. Luthy, Lebanon, La
clede.
Also the following-named gentle
men as members of the same board
for the term of three years from July
20, 1895:
Sixth District-F. E. Bybee, Harri-
sonviIie, Cass county.
NINTH. A. Potts, Mexico, Au-
drain.
Tenth-A. w. Meyer, Labadie,
Franklin.
ELEVENTH.. j. Colman,. st Louis
city.
Twelfth-Joseph Donovan, st. Louis
city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Mrs. Abel Bradford has just return
ed from n visit to Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Miss Stella Harper is visiting Miss
White, of Danville, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Billie Lees many friends will be
| glad to know that he is able TO be out
again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Renfro, the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. K. Gibbs, is much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

j. &. Robbins has over 1000 head OF
cabbages, the finest you ever saw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Miss Elizabeth Diggs, of Moberly,
is the guest of Miss Rosalie Moore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Judge J. II. Shell was married fifty
five years ago July 3.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

The Sturgeon Exchange Bank ex-
poets to resume business within ten
JuVs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Misses Belle Morris, Emma Morris,
and Mesdaines Ian Morris, Charles
Morris, Robert Hisey and J. C. Viii
kins spent last Saturday with Mrs.
Robert Morris, of Martinsburg, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Jaconette Pisse, to close out, i2c, worth zoe.
Fancy stripe Pfque, to close out, loo, worth 15c.
All Zephyr Dress Ginghams at loo, worth 12%c and 15c.
Choice of all Caicos at 31sc.
All shades in dotted Swisses at 15c, worth 25c.
We will make closer prices on India Linens, Dimities and Swisses t
any house in Ameria.
The best Umbrella in town at s5c, worth SIPS.
All white Parasols at cost.
Special prices o Kid Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear.
All wool Ingram Carpet at 4c per yard.
Choice of our entire line of all wool Ingram Carpets in Hartfords or L
ellis at SOC, worth 65c.
Boz We ar selling all other goods proportionateIy low.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

&c IL. \. Forgey and trade him a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Born, Saturday, June %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mccullough, a 10 pound
daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Mrs. Catherine Montgomery has re-
turned to Mexico and is domiciled ut
the Riugo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

James Harvey Nichols, about 70
years o} age, died AT the Palace Hotel
i'm Fulton this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

G. W. Davis, book keeper for the
Columbia HrrUid, spent Sunday in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Messrs. Reaf x Schager, while Dor
ing for water on the farm of Monroe
BeaaleA. struck nice Vein OF zinc at
l23 feet. The mineral vein is believed
To be about Is or 20 inches thick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Prof. Thomas Huxley died in Lon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Miss Nellie Sanford, of Olathe, Kan
sas, is visiting her grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gregg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

The Southern Bank is being mater
tally improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-07-04

Quite Il number of Mexico MasOns
will visit Santa Fe, Mo, Lodge on next
Saturday night.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

W ~INOWROCLAWIU nowY
koscio} -jak ostateczna decy-
zya zapadta W minlsterstwle-
ME bedzie pobudowany "
mieiscu staro2ytnej rulny,
tylko osobno W ogrodzle
proboszczowskim. Staro2ytns
ruina dawnego koScio}a siega
iacego wiekiem wielu set lat,
ma byG zachowana jake
zabytek etaro2ytny, / IA ter
Gel Rad ma ulzielid funduszu
W ~SZAMOTUHACH spree
dala p. Zapa}owska podobnt
bez potr2eby p. Bahrow
kamlenice razem z handler
kolopialnym i winiarnia, kt6r'
" rodzinie Zapafowskich by}'
cd lat 80. W rekach niemlec
, kich stare frmy przechodz
Cd pradziad6w ma prawnukow
ola ktorych TEN wieksza chlubs
lin 50 starsze. U mas byl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
z GALICYl.

WYDAWNICTWO Dzlenm5;ka
Pozskiego we Lwowie, jak
zapewniaja z wiarogodnego
zr6dta, przes2}o ia zupe]na
wfasno5c D. Stanisfawa Szcze-
panowskiego, pos]a ma sejrn i
do rady panstwa. lynn sposo
benz, dot> chczasowi w}asciciele
tego Dzlennika, p. p. Schmitt i
Baruhski usuwaia sig z areny
publlcystyczne], co szczegolniej
.. Schmittowi powinno wy]sc
ga zdrowie, DO, i jako dyrektor
teatru, i jake dziennjkarz, ME
byf W swojem towarzystwic.
re SEER ~AKTORSKICH
zawiadomiaja, re artystka
lwowskiego teatru: p. Zela-
zowska, pr2enosi sic ma scene
krskowska, gdzie juz zostafa
zaanga2owana-nie Jest. iednak
tzecza pewna ,czy p.zelazowski
rowniez przejdzie do teatru
krakowskiego i bardzo bye
mole, il z%ostanie sam ma scenic
lwowskiej, co sic, zreszta,
wkrotce roztrzYgnie.
uzasadniont
pogloski, 4e minister DIR
Madeysxi ma zajac stanowiskt
prezydenta sadu apellacyjpego
opr62nione pc p. Simonowicz,
w tak'm %ra2ie, %najprawdo
podobniej p. Bobrzyhski otrzy
malby teke m%inistra oswiat7
JAKOS W naszych sferac]
dygoitarskich zebra} sic mate:
ryat ma ma}2ehstwa. Najwyzsz
, naczelnik naszej autonomi
{, lax wiadomo. niezad}ug
, 9porzuca piekny i wolnY sta
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
sic dorobi6, to sic potem
puszcza in:eres W oboe rece.
KRUSWICY

W KRUSWICY - jesli
prawda Jest, co g}osza -
policYa miala nakazaG PAM
D. kupcowej, by usunefa
napisy ua szuhadach " swolln
skfadzie. Raz'}y ia napisy:
cukier, kawa. sol, pieprz it'd.
Napisy te maja bye niemieckie.
WARY nam sic daG ME chce,
by cos podobnego zdarzyG sic
mog}o W pahstwie konstytn.
cyjnym prey kohcu 10 stulecia !
K[EDY " lnowrocfawiu
miano 2akladac szktle
rolnicza, uchwaliia Rada mieiska
udzielic lokalu i $50 marek
rocznie pod warunkiem, lie
jezyk polski bedzie nwzgledDio.
ny. Starosta owczesny krajowy
hr. Posadowsky prayrzek}, a
teraz %zapomniano o przyrze.
czeniu / mkt q nauczycleli
s16wkiem sic ME odezwie 20
polsku. DO laden ]ezyka tego
ME Una. Pan Radtke, Radnv
miejski, nawet teraz odezwa}
sic ma posiedzeniu, Re gospo,
darze Polacy ME 2ycsa sobie
jezyka polskiego, DO 60 dosyc
W domu maia. Ma te obludna
przemowe odeawali sic Radni
PIP. Grossmann i Kozfowicz,
lie podadza wniosek W tel
sprawie - IA col BOWEN
ludnosc polska ma p}acic z
fundusz6w miejskich i krecic
bIcz ma wtasna sk5re. Sze5viu
&yd6w by}o ma posiedzeniu,
ale laden sic ME odezwa1 ma
po1epienle tel niesprawiedli.
woSci. Zydzi dopiero wo}aliby:
CORA nasi! gdybY zobaczYIi
zwyciestwo Pc stropie Polakow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
z Poznahskiego.

z Poznahskiego.
DO ~MINISTERSTWA po-
dano wnioski o przyzwolenie
na nastepujace tory pod kole]e
zelazue " W. KS. Poznansklem:
u z Glowny do Skokow. q
Il dworca pleszewskiego przez
miasto Pleszewo i Tursko do
Kuchar i do Bogus}awia. 3)Z
Mi}oslawia do Borzykowa. Az
Kosciana przez Krzywih do
Gostynia. s. z Wschowy do
Cylichowy. g. q KrotoszYna
do dworca W Pleszewie! Torow
tych j%eszcze ME zatwierdzono
na rok ble3acy, zatem sypanie
ich jeszcze sic op6zni.
W zalozoLa
zosta}a fila Towarzystwa
szerzenia niemczyznY, do ktorej
przYstapito oko}o 20 ,,patryo.
tow. Naczelnictwo obj4f
budowniczy A. Kau!bach z
Trzemeszna. jake gor)iwl
czlonkowie fgvru]a W tel sp6fce:
Handlarz piwa A. Ienzer,
kupiec G.. Warnke, w1asciciel
.drukarni L. Marten, restaura.
tor :Brandenburger, naucz7c1el
1nleiski Schneider, komisarz
obwodowy Eccardt, pastor
yaeckel, dziedzic Schiller z
Brzoz6wca, stolarz Marquardt.
kupiec b~}awatny A. Hirscb,
sekretarz sadowy Storz, doz6rca
.szosowy Schweitrich, piekarz
Gaffert, wtas,ic;el mleczarni
Baron, kupiec Payser Wre
szynski rzeznicy Louis Floack
i Wilhelm Noack.
+ w PLESZEWIE dnia 81
stvazn,a r. b. zakoncz7f zywot
doczesny S. p. Leon Wisniewskl
nauczyciel g}ownY W 81 roku
aycia. Pc u%konczeniu nauk W
gimnazyum sw. Maryi Magda.
)eny W Poznaniu poswiecif sic
s1snowi nauc2ycielskiemu W
szkolach ludowYch, tax mato
ieszcze naow<zas cenlonemu,
co iu1 bylo wle]ka zaleta jego
charakteru, be ME zwa2af ma
nierozmyslne uprzedzenle ow
czesne; pierwsza posade obja1
wPrusach W pow. Jaroclnskim,
p6zuiej W PIeszewie, gdzle
nauka i zacnym charakterem
zyskaI wielkle powazanle.
Bardzo licznY orszak towarzy-
szy} zwfokom lego do grobu,
mad ktorym Tow. Spie~u
,.Cecylia' pozeguaio go piesnia
za1obna. Niechaj spoczYwa W
spokoju!
SMIGIEL. Ma miedz) n sro
dover wystawie W Lyoule
(Fraucya) zosta}a na]starsas
polska parowa fabryka likwo
row pana Leoua Zebra Z
Smigla W dow6d uznania e
znakomite swe wyroby uwieh
czona najwy2sza nagroda
,,dyplomem honorowym
z}o,ym medalem
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
lie "a w1asne pieniadze ME
potrze5uje sobie pozwollc
:, fnfow pod nos puszczaG
DWOCH &o}nierzy maryna1

O 4~o}0ierzy marynar'
XII niemieckiej, pc:hodzacych
z pi}awy, zabill Mur2yni W
zachodniej Affyce. Pewnego
dnia wysiedli oni re statku ma
brzeg, sby sic nieco precise, a
gdy sic "a daleko oddal'li cd
brsegu, schwvtali ich zaczajen'
W zaroslach Murzyni. Szukano
ich napr6zno i gdy kapitan
statku. zaniepokoiony lch
nieobecnoscia wysfa} ma drugl
dzieh oddzlal celem lch poszu'
kama znaleziono obu W gestym
leslie przybitych do drew,
nie2ywych wy}uploneml
oczami.
W POWIECIE leszczyhskim
listonosz pewnei ajenturv
pocztowej chcial w2iaG udzjal
W uroczysto6ci, jaka Krieger'
verein urz9dzat W wlgilla
urodzin cesarza-ale iona Polka
(eine STOCKHOLM, jak p1sze
Posenerka) ME chciata mt
pozwoliG i paradnY mundur
zamknefa mu W szafe. Bledak
by} zniewolony przybyc ma
uroczYstosG " codziennym
mundurze, ale tego towarzysze
ME brali mu "a z}e, DO dowle'
dzlell sic Q przyczynle. ose'
nerka podaje rade, ze MAJ
powinieu by1 wziac slusarza
do pomocy i szafe gwa}tem
otworzyG. M? owemu l>sto-
wemu luz rady skuteczneI dac
ME mozemy, DO pope}oit wielkl
b]ad, kt6rego nie popca"i, ale
.innym Niemvom daJemy
prawdziwa bismarckowskq ra'
de: Me zehcie sic Z Polkaml
DO te was powioda kI zatra~
caniu milos,i do Vaterlandu
Maluczko, q 6w l1stoWY
zos1anie PolakleIn!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
.@lei@embe 9aralpie+
$ootea @eflbl. Sdtud@e tut H1&et
tttO ma9ett.

@ie folsenbe lebbatte @@ilberuus ,pirb nit sroBem
dsa6e @efibl niat bs5SrsiSSssng: oas id IN nisinsu ar,
men. @duoen un6 Beinen batte. SD muBte iene &6r.
pertbetle retber ruo i9lagen big fe numb lparen UNI
nur ei%nisermaBsn bos toote @efibl in ibnen 5u bes
feitieen. 3:ubent botte i'd e,u et9cntblultaes Sdlpd
de9efubl i'm giden un6 unit Die Senoea. in 8erbin=
bung nit eiuem uuoefbreibli1eu @eflDl Der 2eere I'M
Yaralpie, fur >peltbe es feline Ollie e,ebt. SD mar Elm,
uuoeinbalb Sabre %beftdnoie IN ~dr3fl,der WebonOluns,
obne belonbereg g1bsn ~ em.piansen: as mir cine
BOT 'Mnsen tara. poroai i'd MIR cine Slaide oeri9afte
uub es et11auuebr1en bcgauu. Wrnberbar dig es t1iu=
gen mag, nob rur penigen So9en mar iebe Spur bes
friebe1oen @efublS Deri9nunDer1 u1b ulbt oas &C.
rin95te Nu5e,1eu ether Wleberfehr borhouben. Sd
fibIe MID lebt 10 tnpbl dig ie nlo babe seb,t 4fur;b on
@eptlt 3lgenou11ren, obipobl oaslelbe BON 10 Yt6.
aui l37 neluufen iuQr. So LIME 8 81 ne. &afue. 81,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

kawalerski. Dolby, widocznie
przyk}ad poszeul z CORY. DO,
jak sic dowiadujemy, p. Mora
Korytowski vice . prezydent
krajowej dyrekcyi skarbowei,
]eszcze W tyln kanarwale
za5lubia hrabianke Poniiska z
Wrzesni, W Poznahskiem.
P0Eka led NoSkaIem.
+ PRZEOR klasztoru Pau
linow " Czesto:howie x.
Piotr Knbarski umar} dnia 5
z. N. W 80 roku 2ycia.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

MAJATEK Nowyd~6r pod
Strzalkowem kuri}a cd szwagra
Chylewskiego p. S1anis'awa
Pradzyhska. Ma majgtek ten
chciwie jul spog;qdala komisya
kolonizacyjua.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
" JERZYCACH pod Pc

" 1CACH POD 70
znaniem panuje wielki ruch
przemgslowy budowlowY.
R6wnieA duAo kontraktow
kupna i sprzeda2y zawarto "
ostatnim czasie;i TAX pos1ad{ost
ar. % PREY ulicy Jad"lg1
sprzedat pan Ziotkowski panu
Zielinskiemu "a % tyslecy
marek. Posiad}ost PREY ul'
Jadwigi (dawniejszy ogrod
Pfenpiga mr.. 3--ll) spr7eaa'
pan Bajon "a 40 tyslecy mareb
panom Prudential i Bernstein
-Grunt prey ul'cy BukowskIe:
nr. 9 sprzeda} pan sosnowsk
powcznikowi p. Reddotte "a
"a l3 tysiecy mafek. Grun
przewodniczacego W gminie p.
Jeskego ma sw. tazarzu obe]-
mujacy 10 m6rg obszaru prze
szedl droga sprzeda2y W rekt
o. budowniczego Schenka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
DO ~MINISTERSTWA 20

i pis7a do
.Dziennika Kuiawskiego' 1e
gdy tam za}o4ono fila oSpo}k'
81. K. IT, pierszym byi
piwowar p. schemmel' kt6ry
sic wpisa} na jel c2{onka.
Dotychczas piwo jego wyp']a''
przewaznie Polacy, a pan 5.
mysla}, 1e iinadal pic je beda.
-Tymczasem stale sic inacze]
"a pan S. iu4 podobno kilka
beczek ,piwa byf zniewolony
wylaG do rzeki Brdy, DO sic
zepsu}o. Podobno zadaf pan =
ably n. K. t. wynegrod7ll'
mu strate. Majs pieoiadze, MECH
zatem plaza swoim landsma-
nom, ktorych " ten sposot
beda krzywdail;, DO polsks
ludnosc nareszcie przyjdzle
%jednomysluie do prsekonanla
The morning times., 1895-08-09
SALE WAS STOPPED.
Glen Echo Railroad Not Put Up a
Auction.

Glen Echo Railroad Not Put Up at
Auction.
The sale of the plant and rolling stock
OF the Glen Echo Railroad Company, which
was TO have been made yesterday at D.
M. at the junction of that road with the
/ Georgetown and Tennallytown Road was
estopped by a temporary injunction issued
by Judge Lynch, of Montgomery county,
Md, at the instance of Balsley Bros. of
Philadelphia, representing a ma ajority of
stock
The bill, which was filed with Judge
Lynch in chambers, asks that the sale of
the road be deferred until the rights and
amounts due all creditors be definitely
ascertaiued
The petitioners, Balsley Bros, are rep
resented by Lawyer John Ridout, and the
original creditors, the Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company of Penn
sylyania, by Messrs. Hamilton and Colbert,
of this city.
The action OF the complanants in waiting
until the last hour to sue for an Injunction
was quite surprise to the parties a. this
end OF the line, as the sale was advertised
for more than thirty days.
MesSrs. Hamilton and Colbert Will
within the next few days appear before
Judge Lynch at Montgomery to show cause
why permanent Injunction should not be
granted.
The morning times., 1895-08-09

use the street for any purpose which any
other person may not use it for
II think, therefore, the ordinance is
valid, and the police court has authority
in the case
whether the petitioner was guilty or
not lies with the judge of the police
court, and this court cannot, even If it
desired remove him fromcustody. Whether
the continuation of the poles in their places
pending the hearing of the suit brought
by the District against the company and
now in the court of appeals is such a public
grievance as would come under the ordi-
nance is In the discretion of the Commits
sioners.
1T follows that the suit for q writ
OF habeas corpus be dismissed
Mr.. Rdont gave immediate notice OF APP
peal. The appeal bond was placed at 500
and the continuation of the recognizance in
the sum OF 5000 ordered. Mr.. Tally was
continued as surety
The morning times., 1895-08-09
ANAC0STIA.

The st. Mary's Church picnic came off
yesterday in the grounds OF -he church in
Prince George county, and proved a de-
cided success.
John II. Brooks, colored boy, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of assault
ing Stephen Starkweather, son of George E.
Starkweather, the inventor of the new
rapid transit idea being constructed on the
Havenner place.
The regular meeting of the Anacostia
Citizens Association is scheduled to take
place tonight in Haines Hall on Harrison
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrick, of Good Hope, left
yesterday for Colonial Beach, where they
will spend week.
Miss Helen McCaffrey, of st. Eliza beth s
Heights, has returned from a short visit
TO relatives in Norfolk Va.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

CriminalCoJrtNo.2 2, Justice eCole-Wllliam
King, housebreaking; recognizance taken;
Wn. A Hawkins, surety.
Circuit Court No /, Justice Cole-Ihe
Werner Co VS. Washington News Co.; judg-
ment by default Cooper VS.. District or Co
Iunbia; Judgment ia certiorari Brump VS..
same: same decree. COughlan VS.. same;
decree.
Circuit Court No 2, Justice Cole-Mott
Iron Works vs. Shepherd; judgment 10y
default. Haddaway VS.. Abraham; same
decree Swinden Bros. VS.. Lawson and
Others: same decree. Barbour vs.. Gibbs
same decree.
Probate Court-Proceedings in estates
have been recorded as follows: Frederick
Whyt.; VIII dated d DeceEber u, 1882, nam
ing Mary f. Mhyte exccutrix, filed. Al
fred Wallace: Isabella Wallace qualified
as administrators with the VIII annexed.
Reuben :. Parks; notice OF claimants
against estate filed. Chas. G. Stone, guard
ian; petition OF susannah Jones and order
OF appointment; bond, $4,000. b. F.
Leighton, guardian; bonded Rosna Deck
man Schmidt; asent OF next Of kin filed.
Minnie C Taylor; inventory Of personal es-
tate. 81 446: money, S732. 81, filed. Thorn
as Gaskins; win proved.
Equity Court, No. 2-Justice Cole.-Shea
VS.. Shea: and others, auditors report finally
ratified and distribution ordered. Hanna
VS. Pendleton and others; order Of reference
TO auditor Perry VS.. Reinfels and Others;
appearance OF absent defendants ordered
Donovan vs. Donovan and others; decree
for sale and appointment of Henry p Blair
10 make. In matter OF John Douglass,
lunatic: order allowing counsel fees TO
Thomas S Hopkins and order allowing $3.50
to Rachel Wright and reference to auditor.
Stearns VS. Stewart and others; appearance
of absent defendants ordered. Harrisonvs.
Hoffman: order discharging rule to show
cause Washington VS.. Washington; tes-
timony before examiner ordered taken.
Burke VS. Burke: same order. Strain VS.
Farquhar: order ratifying sale nisi. Wheeler
VS.. Canfiald and others; order directing trus-
tees TO invest fund. Giuliani VS.. Gu1liani;
testimony before examiner ordered taken.
Quinn VS. Mccarthy and others; order
finally ratifying sale and reference TO
auditor
The morning times., 1895-08-09
BARON H1ckEY's CHANCELLOR

StateDepartmentOf Officials sNonplussed
by His Appearance.
The Count de Ia Hoissiere, grand chanc-
ellor OF the uurecognized government of
Baron Harden-Hickey's Island of Trinidad,
sent note yesterday to Mr.. Adee, the Act
ing Secretary Of State, asking the honor
Of an official interview.
Mr.. Adee was somewhat uonplussed by
the request as the department knows moth
Ing officially of the Trinidads government.
Up to the close of official hours, when
Mr.. Adee took a train for his country
home, he had not sent an answer to the
grand chancellor.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
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Work of the petty Thieves

Three robberies We're reported yesterday
TO Inspector Hollinberger at police head
quarters. The articles stolen were pair
of gold trimmed eyeglasses from E. E.
Kicks, 27 Defrees street northwest; open
face watch from Jairus D. Long Holmead
avenue and Spring street northwest; and
gold locket from Mrs. Wright, No. Gil
Third street northwest.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
Incorrieihle sam Banks

Policeman Sprinkle, of No /, arrested
SAMUEL Z. Banks, fourteen years of age,
last evening on complaint of his father,
Samuel Banks, sr. The complaint is in
corngibility. Young sam has been In
the habit OF running away from home and
going with bad company. The father
wants him sent to the Reform School, or
turned over to the board of guardians.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
Real Estate Transfers,

Deeds in fee have been recorded as fol-
lows: Charles w. Clagett TO Basil B Earn
shaw, lot g, square 6O3, S475. Albert T.
Whiting 10 John +. Waggaman, part of
lot and lot 6. square As, SO. Elizabeth
E S Blodgett to Sarah E. Robinson, lot
%, square 3O4, $500 Mary r. Henry
10 Sarah E. Robinson, lot %, square 304,
81, 500 Minnie F Warfield to Sarah Z.
Robinson, lot 16, square 3O4, 500. vii
liam T O'Kie 10 Armstead Bond, lot 81,
block 6, Ivy City, 81 Sumter Lea to
William T. O'Kie, lot "a, block 8, Ivy City,
$50. George y. BeaIe TO Mary c. Blundon,
sub-lot %, block 6, Bloomingdale, 81 100.
John H CGssln TO Armstead Bond, lot 81,
block 6, Ivy City. 81 David Moore 10
Dannis c. Shea, lot Is, block Is, Mount
Pleasant, SO. John T. Arms and others
10 David 6. Dixon, lot 1876, square 1929,
So, ,l25 Amanda A Wall to Isbell l.
wall, lots 4, >, and 9, block Il, Effingham
Place, $4,000. Amanda A Wall to Mrs.
Helen Easton, lot 8, block 19, Effingham
Place, $4,000
SI25 20 Baltimore and Return SIPS
via B. 81 O. II. R.
Saturday and Sunday, August 10 and IL
The morning times., 1895-08-09
ADMIRAL AMMEN'S ILLNESS.

Seized With Vertigo While at the
Navy Department.
Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen, a well
known retired naval officer, who invented
the new ram, Katahdin, had an attack of
vertigo yesterday at the Navy Department.
where be had gone ON business.
The attack was severe, but Admiral Am
men recovered sufficiently TO be removed
TO his country home at Ammendale, Md.
He is seventy-five years old but still
vigorous, although he retired from active
service seventeen years ago.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
Fifteenth List.
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Streets.

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your picture, if the number
is published here. Don't
come until your number Is
published to save confusion.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
City Posr-offIce Receipts.

The Post-office Department has prepared
statement sho wing the receipts Of the
twenty largest post-offices in the United
States for the second quarter, ending
July 81 1895. Only two offices show de-
crease-san Francisco, OF $1,000, and
Washington, d. c., OF $23, 500, the latter
because of the enormous sale of Columbian
postage stamps to collectors in 1894.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
ScHQEPF DIDN'T GET OFF
Judge Cole Sustains the Juris-
diCtiOn of the Police Court.
HABEAS WRIT NOT GRANTED

Lower Court, the Decision Says, Has
Paramount Authority and Its Ac-
tion Not Renewable by the Higher
Tribuml-Appeal Taken-Not Ger
tain What Commissioners VIII Do.
The morning times., 1895-08-09
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